Monday, May 18th we will review Bob Tremblay’s adaptation of Mark Klett’s sci-fi novel, CONVERGENCE OF EVIL
As always, we’ll meet from 7:00 – 9:00 PM virtually.
LOGLINE: A U.S. intelligence analyst uncovers a hidden connection between a global terrorist attack and advanced non-human technology, drawing him into a covert war between rival alien factions and a shadow network within the government competing for control of Earth’s future.
GENRE(S): Sci-Fi Thriller / Political Thriller
ABOUT THE NOVELIST: Mark N. Klett is a U.S. Navy veteran and defense professional whose career in national security and systems engineering informs his approach to storytelling. His work is grounded in real-world experience, blending military insight, global conflict, and speculative elements into high-concept narratives.
His debut novel, Convergence of Evil, was inspired by the unanswered questions and hidden complexities surrounding the events of 9/11. The story explores the intersection of government secrecy, emerging technologies, and the possibility of forces operating beyond human awareness, creating a layered thriller that challenges perceptions of truth, power, and control.
Klett’s transition into writing reflects a natural extension of his storytelling, with a focus on adapting complex, high-concept narratives into cinematic form, while maintaining tension, clarity, and emotional impact. Read more at ConvergenceofEvil.com.
ABOUT THE SCRIPT ADAPTER: Bob Tremblay is a former editor and film critic for the MetroWest Daily News in Framingham. He had been a professional journalist for more than 40 years and a film critic for around 30.
He is a member of the Boston Society of Film Critics and a longtime member of the Harvard Square Script Writers.
He has written more than 20 screenplays.
One of the scripts he co-wrote, THE 6TH AMENDMENT was made into an award-winning short film available on Amazon Prime.
He has also been a CineStory Finalist for his black comedy, JACK, THE MESSIAH, a Stage 32 Finalist for his romantic comedy DEATH GETS A LIFE, a Stage 32 Semifinalist for his sci-fi script REDFEATHER and an International Screenwriters’ Association Semifinalist for his horror-comedy A ZOMBIE LOVE STORY.
His animated family adventure script CAT, DAWG, AND DALTON, co-authored with Genine Tillotson, was a Semifinalist in the Screencraft Animation Contest.
Bob lived in Paris for about three years and almost speaks French. His hobbies include tennis, bridge, composing music and listening to rock and classical music.
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Hope to see you then!
ABOUT THE NOVELIST: Mark N. Klett is a U.S. Navy veteran and defense professional whose career in national security and systems engineering informs his approach to storytelling. His work is grounded in real-world experience, blending military insight, global conflict, and speculative elements into high-concept narratives.
ABOUT THE SCRIPT ADAPTER: Bob Tremblay is a former editor and film critic for the MetroWest Daily News in Framingham. He had been a professional journalist for more than 40 years and a film critic for around 30.