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The idea that refused to disappear.
Yellow Daisy began as poetry and remained there for more than a decade before becoming a larger story. The world now extends across feature screenplays, novels, episodic storytelling, and companion poetry—each form revealing a different piece of the same emotional landscape.
If you dream of them long enough, does it mean they dream of you too?
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A story told across forms.
The project is designed as a connected body of work rather than a single adaptation.
Feature Screenplays
The cinematic story
Dave and Elle navigate shared dreams, missed crossings, and the cost of believing in a connection that waking life cannot yet confirm.
Novel Trilogy
The interior story
The novels deepen memory, psychology, and the private lives surrounding the dream connection.
Limited Series
The expanding research
Dr. Carter’s work opens the mythology beyond one relationship and toward other forms of unexplained human connection.
Poetry
The origin
The earliest fragments remain part of the project’s emotional DNA rather than supplemental material.
Core Premise
Recognition before arrival.
The first story does not end with Dave and Elle finally building a life together. It ends with recognition—the possibility that the person carried through dreams may exist in the same waking world after all.
Some people enter our lives as memories. Others arrive first as a feeling we have no evidence for yet.
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