Einstein: Resurrection

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NOTE: This is a 116-page screenplay, not a novel. During World War II, Germany experimented in creating new weapons to gain an advantage over the Allies. From the V-2 Rocket to the Messerschmitt Me 262 (the world's first jet fighter) as well as dabbling into the Occult, they hoped that one of these forays would lead to a powerful weapon and a swift victory for the Axis. However, if it weren't for the courage and sacrifice of one scientist to put his heritage ahead of his ambitions and bring an end to one of those experiments, the Russians would now be speaking German. "Einstein: Resurrection" is a Gothic Horror/Sci-Fi/War story that follows a brilliant Jewish scientist, in his quest to live up to his famous brother's legacy, is coerced into performing unethical godlike experiments for a power-hungry Nazi Officer. Accolades: Semi-Finalist - Academy Nicholl Fellowship