23rd and Writers Write Avenue
So glad you made it! This is just a glimpse of some of the odd stories that spiraled out of the odd mind of Jaden Zotigh! These are stories that are scattered between Plays, Scipts, Poems and a Comic Book! Genuinely hope that if you're reading these that you enjoy them just as much as I enjoyed writing them!
This play is about a young man named Ricky Price who knows he is in a play, but instead of spoiling the secret for those who are unaware that they're in a play, he decides to mess with them all.
That's When We Collide is a very personal poem written about both verbal and physical abuse towards me during my childhood. It took a long time for me to understand that the way I was treated was not normal, nor okay.
I felt that there was only one real way for me to convey these emotions and that was through this poem.
In this short film script, a group of women gather up for their girls night off when suddenly a Knight in shining armor appears in their restroom claiming to be from the past. Just when they think maybe he's trustworthy, more visitors throughout time appear.
In this short film script, we follow a group of young adults who carry around a device that can bring any image from computers, phones or tablets into the real world. All is well until one of our members accidentally summons an Xbox avatar into the real world.
Daye and Dwight is a book I started working on with the vision in my head that wondered what my awkward half and my confident half would think of each other if they were two separate people that met during high school. Since it is a book, I'm just gonna show you the first chapter in this preview.
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Quasar Soldiers is a comic book turned animated TV show! Futuristic living machines, celestials, wars, cosmic events that can change the fabric of universe and more all take place in this Afrofuturistic Universe!
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This is a poem about a break-up I had. I don't wanna say nothing good comes from bad relationships. I learned a lot about myself and I learned a lot about relationships in general. Sometimes the easiest way for me to get over things is by writing them out in poems. This was my letting go of and moving forward.