American Author and Visionary, Frederick Lewis Hall Weaves an Enthralling Contemporary Drama Set in the Theatrical World of Hollywood

Through a powerful screenplay, Frederick Lewis Hall describes a Hollywood noir through the eyes of Dr. Joseph Metropolis. In this story, he decides to help a tycoon known as Zilch in finding his way back to his lost love. This unlikely private investigator then encounters the darkest and deepest reaches of a person’s mind and discovers the role of the muse, the intemperate impulses of the femme fatale, and the enticement of the casting couch while finding the answers that will help the lovelorn tycoon.
 
F. Lewis Hall’s screenplay “Fade to Zilch,” which is based on the acclaimed novel titled “The Unbearable Sadness of Zilch,” opens the life behind the scenes in Hollywood while the action unfolds. It describes different realities in the industry such as actors working their way to get the opportunity of a lifetime to movie magnates who are fighting their own demons while striving to make the next blockbuster.
 
Along with the tale that is wrapped around this one-of-a-kind contemporary drama, it also touches on different subjects that are of relevance in the society today. It provides an eye-opening annotation on topics such as modernism, existentialism, egoism, feminism and many others. “Fade to Zilch: A Screenplay” is a well-crafted tale that further describes the life, drama, and suspense that breathes through the streets of the glamorous world of Hollywood.
 
Get lost in the world of Dr. Joseph Metropolis’ journey to help find Zilch’s lost love and find out what happens by grabbing a copy as this screenplay will be at the 2018 Book Expo America this coming May 30 to June 02. Not only that, author Frederick Lewis Hall will be present at the event to sign copies of the book. Make sure to be there.
 
 
Fade to Zilch: A Screenplay
Written by: Frederick Lewis Hall
Published by: True Directions
Date Published: April 28, 2015
Paperback price: $12.95
 
 
About the Author
F. Lewis Hall is an American author, inventor, and visionary who began his professional career on Sunset Boulevard. His award-winning Post-Lux trilogy, published under the pseudonym Konrad Ventana, illuminates several vital aspects of artistic creativity. He currently resides in Laguna Niguel, California.

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