David Schulze was born and raised in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. A lifelong admirer of movies, mythology, and classic literature, David loves stories across all mediums.
In 2017, David graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Writing for Film and Television and a minor in Literature. He has written nine feature screenplays and four shorts, placing in a variety of screenplay competitions.
His writing influences include Quentin Tarantino, Stephen King, Julian Fellowes, Aaron Sorkin, Charlie Kaufman, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Leo Tolstoy, Vince Gilligan, and Alan Ball.
David lives in Marlton, New Jersey with his husband Howie.
Modern Myth Trilogy
Standalone Fiction
Screenplays
Who We Are
— Finalist: Acclaim Scripts Screenwriting Competition (2016)
— Semifinalist: Pride Films and Plays (2016)
Daddy
— Honorable Mention: Acclaim Scripts Screenwriting Competition (2016)
Through the Red Door
— Semifinalist: Acclaim Scripts Screenwriting Competition (2016)
Drive-Thru
— Finalist: Acclaim Scripts Film Screenwriting Competition (2017)
— Outstanding Writing for Film Nominee: The Evvy Awards (2017)
“You Should Come to California”
— Top 50 Short Screenplay: Cinequest Film and VR Festival (2017)
The Sins of Jack Branson (Screenplay)
— Quarterfinalist: Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest (2018)
— Semifinalist: Cynosure Screenwriting Competition (2018)
The Sins of Jack Branson: A Novel
— Top 400 US Kindle Store
— #1 LGBTQ+ Literary Fiction
— #1 LGBTQ+ Political Issues
— #2 Historical Literary Fiction
— #6 Adaptations & Pastiche Fiction
— #8 Romance Literary Fiction
The Sins of Jack Branson: The Audiobook
— #1 LGBTQ+ Historical Fiction (Audible)
Andrezj of Hollywood: A Novel
— Bronze Medalist, West Pacific Fiction: Independent Publisher Book Awards (2024)
— Top 1,800 US Kindle Store
— #1 LGBTQ+ Literary Fiction
— #1 Psychological Literary Fiction
— #4 Contemporary Literary Fiction
unplugged: a novella
— 100 Best Indie Books of 2024: Kirkus Reviews (2024)
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