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Sunday, October 30, 2016

Sketchbook: Fall 2016 edition



Cover art for the published book version of my supernatural horror screenplay Steel Phantom




Character sketch from a soon to be released (very soon) new novel.



"The Scientist", sketch for a upcoming short story.



A "Tomb Raider" kind of thing.



Character from a story I wrote.



Caitlin Star from Caitlin Star: The Trilogy. 



Cover art from my published YA science fiction story, "The Selfie".
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James J. Caterino is a freelance writer based in South Florida. The wildly controversial scribe is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and the Action/Cut school of directing. He is the author of "Technicolor Dreams", "Battle of the Network Superheroes", "The B Girl", the "Caitlin Star" series, "Steel Phantom", "The Selfie", "The Last Neanderthal", "She", "Action Figure", "All About Amy", "Video Noir", "Among the Stars", hundreds of essays, movie, television, and music reviews, screenplays, short stories, and much more. Please visit Jamescaterino.com for more


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