Big Cigar, Small D**k
Big Cigar, Small D**k by Lawrence J. Corneck is a fictional narrative published by AuthorHouse in September 2006. This 116-page screenplay delves into the life of Dick “Scarlet” Scarlet, a bi-sexual drug dealer in New York who finds himself embroiled in a web of crime and deceit. After a party girl, whom he previously supplied with drugs, dies under suspicious circumstances, Scarlet is framed for her murder by two wealthy individuals. As he struggles to clear his name, his older brother, a powerful drug dealer, intervenes, complicating matters further.
Readers will encounter a gripping tale that intertwines themes of crime and city life, showcasing the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their interests. The narrative unfolds as Scarlet navigates the dangerous dynamics between his brother, the wealthy families involved, and a homeless friend, Maria, who becomes entangled in the unfolding drama. The screenplay presents a vivid portrayal of the challenges faced by those in the drug trade and the moral dilemmas that arise in the pursuit of survival and loyalty.
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Drugs, Lies and Family Ties
New York Drug Dealer Fights to Clear His Name in New Original Screenplay
NEW YORK A not-so-innocent but kind-hearted bi-sexual drug dealer in New York fights to clear his name in Lawrence J. Corneck’s thrill-a-minute screenplay, Big Cigar, small d**k (now available through AuthorHouse).
Dick “Scarlet” Scarlet may be a drug dealer, but he’s no murderer. When a party girl, earlier supplied with drugs by Scarlet, collapses and dies in the bathroom at a party after date rape drugs are slipped into her drink, two spoiled sons of wealthy wheeler-dealers, Lyle and Kyle, are responsible. They beat Scarlet up and frame him for the crime.
Scarlet is in deep trouble. Then his older brother, Dick “Scar” Scarlet, gets involved. Scar is a powerful drug dealer and knows that his brother’s messy trial will be bad for business. Against Scarlet’s wishes, Scar decides to murder all of the witnesses to avoid a trial. One by one, the witnesses start to disappear. One would not want to meet Scar in a dark alley.
Meanwhile, Lyle and Kyle’s fathers, Lance and Vance, rush to the aid of their sons (to increase their own business interests, of course). Both powerful and ego-driven, they inevitably turn on each other.
Things become more complicated for Scarlet when he befriends Maria, a friend of his and the dead party girl. Maria is crippled from an accident and homeless. Scar wants to use her in a ploy to lure young people into drug addiction. Scarlet hides her from his brother and attempts to keep her sa
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