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When a local hotel hires a member on staff to be a ?professional sleeper? to test their bedding, he becomes haunted by a rusty old mattress.
Why a professional sleeper? Why not a visitor/customer?
Why a professional sleeper? Why not a visitor/customer?
See lessWhen a vengeful alien threatens to destroy Earth, a reluctant young drifter must live up to his father’s reputation as a Starfleet Captain and stop the invasion.
It has clear objective and an evident inner motivation (the successful, glorious father, etc.). I like it and I think it works. Perhaps a little more specific info on the alien? Is it an "alien spaceship" or a whole "alien fleet?" Perhaps the drifter has to organise the Earth's fleet, to deal with aRead more
It has clear objective and an evident inner motivation (the successful, glorious father, etc.). I like it and I think it works.
Perhaps a little more specific info on the alien? Is it an “alien spaceship” or a whole “alien fleet?” Perhaps the drifter has to organise the Earth’s fleet, to deal with an invasion of a larger scale.
See lessWhen a failed real estate agent is threatened to be fired, he must sell a house no one else has succeeded in selling.
I like the fact that it is "a house that no one else has succeeded in selling," thus how about adding "dreadful house" or something?Also, we could invent some reason that the estate agent gets blacklisted, as the inciting incident.Thus:When a rookie real estate agent blows an important deal, he getsRead more
I like the fact that it is “a house that no one else has succeeded in selling,” thus how about adding “dreadful house” or something?
Also, we could invent some reason that the estate agent gets blacklisted, as the inciting incident.
Thus:
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