Stephanie Osborn: Makeup artist, screenwriter and script consultant in Huntsville, Alabama.

Hi y'all. My name is Stephanie Osborn, and I really am one of those rocket scientists you hear about. I worked for over 2 decades in the civilian and military space programs, spending most of my time as a payload flight controller for Shuttle and ISS. And I lost a friend aboard the Columbia disaster. These days I write science fiction and science fiction mystery. My first novel, Burnout: The mystery of Space Shuttle STS-281, which was written BEFORE the Columbia accident and accurately predicted what happened to Columbia, has garnered significant interest in the film community. It's even been optioned once already, but the option came just before the economy tanked, and we didn't get financial backers lined up in time. The option has since expired, but my screenplay adaptation still stands ready for someone to take it and run with it, all the way to the box office. I also have a short film script placed with a director, who is looking for financial backing -- we need about $7500 for it. I've got quite a few other books out as well, many of which would make great stories on big or small screen. If you want to see what I've got out there, hit up http://www.stephanie-osborn.com and find out! Heck, if you're just interested in reading my books, never mind film or tv, have a look; I think you'd like what I've done...

Hi, Angela! Thanks for the add! I will be in London this summer, for LonCon 3/World Science Fiction Convention...

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Hi y'all. My name is Stephanie Osborn, and I really am one of those rocket scientists you hear about. I worked for over 2 decades in the civilian and military space programs, spending most of my time as a payload flight controller for Shuttle and ISS. And I lost a friend aboard the Columbia disaster. These days I write science fiction and science fiction mystery. My first novel, Burnout: The mystery of Space Shuttle STS-281, which was written BEFORE the Columbia accident and accurately predicted what happened to Columbia, has garnered significant interest in the film community. It's even been optioned once already, but the option came just before the economy tanked, and we didn't get financial backers lined up in time. The option has since expired, but my screenplay adaptation still stands ready for someone to take it and run with it, all the way to the box office. I've got quite a few other books out as well, many of which would make great stories on big or small screen. If you want to see what I've got out there, hit up http://www.stephanie-osborn.com and find out! Heck, if you're just interested in reading my books, never mind film or tv, have a look; I think you'd like what I've done...

Thank you for the connection.. :)

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Stephanie, thank you for adding me to your network... Have a great weekend...

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Hey Stephanie, a few days ago we implemented a new privacy setting to give you the option of accepting private messages only from users within your network. Today, I discovered a bug with the way this option is set for new users. I just wanted to let you know that the bug is now fixed, so all members are now able to receive private messages from any other member (the default setting). If you'd like to receive private messages only from users within your network, you can change this setting here. Also, you can access your privacy settings at any time from the drop-down menu that appears when you hover over your profile photo in the upper right-hand corner of the page.