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And when you can't tell the difference between the freaks and your own reflection,
it's always best to listen to your heart to remind you who you are.
We very much appreciate the artist community VOICES ON PAPER for holding a table reading of the screenplay LITTLE WONDER. For more info and video replay contact info@breezelovesoul.com for more details.

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Rural carnival life plays a significant role in the story. The circus itself is mobile, so many of the sets take place within elaborate tents decorated with unusual knick-knacks and oddities. Outside the tents are colorful carnival games and attractions staffed by an eclectic group of carnies whose appearance does not necessarily coincide with society's definition of beauty. While the bright colors of the circus are prominent, they can not fully detract from the inherent darkness, creepiness, and mystery that lie behind the neon and rainbows.

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About Breeze


Chicago born writer Breeze Vincinz, studied screenwriting at Columbia College where he received his Bachelors of Arts degree before relocating to Los Angeles to become a spoken word artist and even facilitating his own spoken word night “Third Thursday” at the world-famous “Jewel’s Catch One” and hosted spoken word nights for the roaming band of poets, "PoetsJazzHouse".
He was the producer and contributor of two podcasts “Soulful Salon” and “Male Media Mind” and is the author of two books “My Life As A Boy: Poems” and “Ride. Share. Stories. A Rideshare Memoir”.


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