Virtual Dreams Entertainment

Tired of being locked out of the house or punished for his innocence, Bill doesn’t take “You can’t do that” seriously. He marries his high school sweetheart, Dianne, and soon realizes she’s a perfect match. She’s compassionate, tough, and yet has agoraphobia lurking in the shadows. Together they pave a rocky road into a smooth highway mixing a budding yet complex entertainment career with a thirty-year search for her birth parents. Deep down they feed each other the right ingredients to avoid bitterness, failure, and loneliness. Refusing to quit or acknowledge either one is ...

The Dragon, the Goat and the Boy is a fantasy story for young children. It is probably a good idea to use a Tablet or Reader which will be excellent for showing the pictures. It is about a dragon who challenged a goat but they end up friends. Later, the destructive ways of the dragon forced the boy to challenge him with the help of the goat. The village benefits from the ways of the goat.

Sayings, mottos, "pithies", & provocations in poetry & prose, aiding & abetting popular philosophy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This small collection of thought-provokers exists because thought does but happiness doesn’t. If determinism, free belief, possible causes and education get your goat, so will thought and its provokers. If you have worked hard you will have got lucky (or “someone” got it wrong). If we get knowledge through experience, why do we have to get it on our own, ...

An illustrated story of Wasa and his friend Didy who became legends in Roxstershire just after the Romans left and Brettain was at war with its neighbors from the continent especially Vikings who raided the villages of Roxstershire. The Roman Emperor has written to the Britons that they have to defend themselves, Rome cannot protect them anymore. Although still too young to join the fighting, Wasa and Didy decided to disobey the village leaders and joined the fighting on their own. Their fortunate intervetion saved Roxstershire from the Viking invasion.

Mic heard of the 1,000 year legend about the Sea Goddess and tried to meet her

Connor Wells has one shot at making it in Hollywood. After ten months of coffee runs, brutal bosses, and swallowing his pride as a talent agency assistant, he finally gets his chance when his agent boss agrees to shop his thriller screenplay. The dream is so close he can taste it. Then Connor discovers the truth. His boss didn't just shop his script—he stole the concept and handed it to an established writer. Someone who can actually sell it. Someone who will get all the credit. In Hollywood, ideas belong to whoever has the power to use them. Connor's boss says he should be grateful for ...