GOD & OXTAIL

Stop fighting the script. Start holding the pen.

It’s 87 degrees in July. You forgot deodorant. Your bank account is empty, and the only lunch you can afford is a street hotdog that's currently dissolving into a soggy paste in your hands.

Physically, you're present. Mentally? You're spiraling.

Then, a pristine 1966 Shelby GT350H pulls up to the curb. The window rolls down. It’s Steven Spielberg.

He whisks you away from your "soggy hotdog reality" and into the Director’s Vault—a place where you can see every possible version of your future sitting on a shelf.

GOD & OXTAIL is a modern parable written entirely in the Second Person. It strips away the fourth wall to show you exactly how to shift from "Eau de Desperation" to the state of the Wish Fulfilled.