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Screenplays by Robert S Urbanek.
A think tank consultant and a physicist can change history with the help of a goddess linked to the Kaaba in Mecca. 98 pages.
The CIA sends its best robot to investigate a mad scientist who is luring men to her mercenary camp. 97 pages.
Three stories: Statues on a church lawn provoke a showdown between a Catholic priest and a Mexican drug lord. A businesswoman is abducted by two different kinds of aliens. They will take her to Hell. A young girl’s dream of a fiery pit reveals a chilling truth about our warming planet. 79 pages.
Abraham Lincoln, Einstein and the Beatles are among the modern Egyptian gods who have shaped our lives, according to this speculative documentary. Hitler and Trump are also on the list. Not all gods are good. 72 pages.
Master spy Slim Wo Fat steals AI secrets with the help of killer robot turkeys. Cook ‘em, Danno. A member of Steve McCarrot’s team has a world-changing agenda of their own. 53 pages.
Images: Fragment of screenplay Maria by Alfredo Del Diestro, 1921, public domain; posters generated with AI, prompts by Robert S Urbanek
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Robert S Urbanek grew up in Southern California and earned a BA in journalism from California State University, Long Beach, in 1973. He has more than two decades of experience as a writer and editor for community newspapers and medical and legal-related publications, which included several years each with the National Notary Association, The Doctors' Company, and CCH Incorporated. © Robert S Urbanek except where noted.