Aaron Goldenberg

Joshua, a freshman, goes to school everyday, because he has to. Everyday he gets picked on, beat up, and bullied. His teachers aren't aware, security can only react to what they see and his only friend, Stephen, is too afraid to step to his defense. Rage has a way of hiding itself until it's too late, and in Joshua rage is buried deep. There are signs that his rage is trying to escape, but no one sees them. He indulges his anger in the games that he plays, the lists that he keeps, and the movies that he watches. Until one day he gets pushed too far.

Reptilia is a queer coming of age story about finding yourself in the most unexpected of places. All Jane wants is to fit in, despite her big secret. But when she joins a Meisner class to learn how to act she's about to find out that being a person is...complicated.

The restaurant is dead in more ways than one. A huge party has canceled and dashed their hopes of a big holiday tip. Surviving the shift becomes much more than side work and a deep clean when a Karen, unhappy with her service, goes on a spree to murder the entire staff.

It follows Carlos's sister as she finds out that he is getting married in a week to Grace, a girl he just met in a strip club. His sister investigates and gets pulled into a whirlwind of events, putting her own life at risk.

Nick's love life is a loop of first dates, last texts, and loud disappointment. As a bigger gay man, he's learned to laugh off rejection before it can sting. Then comes Beau, confident, magnetic, British, and for a moment everything Nick thought he wanted. But when Beau's shame about being seen in public with him surfaces, Nick is forced to confront why he keeps attracting the wrong guy. With help from his sharp-tongued queer friends, multiple therapists, and a few brutal epiphanies, Nick begins to realize that the love he has been chasing all along doesn't come with a British accent and a side of abs.

A former pro basketball player embarks on a heartfelt and comedic journey to find love and fulfillment, discovering that winning in the game of life means facing his fears and making his ultimate final play.

Jacquie's future as a designer could rest on winning the annual "Festival of Trees" competition. But coming up with the perfect design means she will have to remember what Christmas is really all about.

The story of a world-famous televangelist family with a history of deviance, greed and, yes, charitable work, all in the name of Jesus.