“It is such a feat to be funny via writing and this author accomplishes exactly that. There are a number of laugh-out-loud moments. The dialogue is incredibly strong. As a reader, I can imagine exactly what these characters would look like on the silver screen and how their personalities would develop over the course of the show. The script is refreshing and unique.”
WeScreenplay TV Contest on Home Truths
“Home Truths has the potential to follow the path of success of other critically acclaimed shows in the genre. The combination of drama and comedy could attract a wider audience. The script has the potential to attract the attention of producers and TV networks. The dialogue is the story’s unique selling point. There is not a single moment when the storytelling loses its power, which tells about the qualities of the author’s writing.”
The Golden Script Competition on Home Truths
“This a funny, culturally relevant story. The writer does a great job of showing different perspectives of the same world. The writer clearly has a great sense of humor and knows to let this shine in the story without it feeling overwhelming.”
The BlueCat Screenplay Competition (run by Philip Seymour Hoffman’s brother Gordy) on Roll With It
“As an audience, we are immediately drawn into the story; the first fifteen minutes have the power to grab our attention. It’s a rare occurrence that a script manages to start on a high note and keep the quality throughout the storytelling. Dialogue may be the author’s trademark; it’s provocative, unique and compelling. It’s a lot of fun to read the conversations between the main characters.
There would be an increasing amount of produced scripts that address the current pandemic one way or another. Among them, Roll With It could take over the box office because of several reasons, including the artistic quality and excellent execution. The storytelling doesn’t exaggerate on the dramatic elements to make a point. Contrary to that, it uses comedy and satire to conclude. The story has the effect of arousing discussion long after it ends.”
The Golden Script Competition on Roll With It
“The world of this script is fun and incredibly timely. The characters are well written and have their own unique voices.”
The Slamdance Screenplay Competition on Those Guys
BRONZE MEDAL WINNER in the Fiction – Humor/Comedy category at the Readers’ Favorite Book Awards 2018
Reviews for Fake News
“An outrageous and sharply targeted send-up of Trump and his hapless administration. Funny and cutting, this is the perfect antidote to despair.”
The Independent
“Donald Trump declared that all books written by satirical author David Hutter be incinerated in the White House incinerator. Writing on Twitter, the president declared this book a load of ‘fake news worthy of CNN’. A thoroughly enjoyable read.” ★★★★½
The Daily Squib
“Fake News floats above the dross of mundane literature to bring us something wholly original and laugh-out-loud hilarious. Hutter spins a marvellous yarn that is fleet of wit and entertaining to read. Highly recommended!”
Book Viral
“A spoof that is at once funny, sad, and thought-provoking. Highly recommended reading for anyone who would seek a light-hearted but hard-hitting blend of satire and political observation.”
D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
“A funny, funny book that will make you weep with glee.” ★★★★★
Readers’ Favorite
“Creative and educational, this work will appeal to those who don’t take politics too seriously.” ★★★★
The Book Review Directory
“A side-splitting spoof. A potent mix of hearty satire blended with vigorous and seriously witty political reflection.”
East London News
“Fake News is a hilarious satirical blend of fact and fiction… There are some occasions when Hutter’s imaginings seem to offer the only plausible behind-the-scenes explanation for some of the public tweets and speeches we have seen… The style of the fiction sections is pitch-perfect.”
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