The Lost Screenplays

Introduction

In the quiet, dusty basement of the long-abandoned radio station WRYL, a remarkable discovery was made: a weathered wooden box containing a collection of unproduced screenplays. Penned in pencil on looseleaf paper, these scripts date back to the late 1970s, offering a fascinating glimpse into a creative mind from a bygone era.

The identity of the author remains a mystery. It’s believed these screenplays were written by a young college student who found himself stranded in the deserted town of Royal. This individual’s sudden and unexplained disappearance is still an open case with local authorities, adding another layer of intrigue to the collection.

“The Lost Screenplays” presents these rediscovered works, some incomplete or damaged by the passage of time. This ongoing effort aims to preserve and showcase the imaginative spirit of the mysterious traveler who, for a brief period, called Royal home.