This volume, 4 SCREENPLAYS, contains a collection of literary screenplays by Gerald Schoenewolf, a psychoanalyst who brings his knowledge of psychology to bear in these works. All four of them won awards at film festivals, but none has been produced...yet! "A Way You'll Never Be" is a tragic and original road adventure about a serial murderer and an adorable young hitchhiker who wants to win fame and fortune on the TV show, American Idol. It is a dramatic tale full of drama and romance, but with a realistic, tragic ending. "Billy the Kid" is the author's biographical tale of the rise and fall of the famous outlaw. It is the most realistic and touching movie biography about this legend ever written, one that is as character-driven as it is action-packed. "Stopping by the Woods on a Rainy Evening" is Schoenewolf's contribution to the horror genre. It is a deeply psychological thriller about two couples who accidentally meet and end up tenting together at an isolated pond on a rainy night. It is complete with a twisted ending. Finally, "Lizzie Borden" offers a definitive take on the story of Lizzie Borden, who axed to death her father and stepmother in the late 18th Century. It portrays her not as a villain but as a sad and tragic figure caught up in a dysfunctional family. It is hoped these five works will add to a growing list of American literary screenplays.