An Argument In Late July

Fathom invites you to Be My Baby... Roughly thirty thousand feet above sea level, two pilots have a normal conversation minutes before landing in San Juan. Then, a sound. A strange sound. The captain hears it. Who else hears it? Do you hear it? Somebody else must hear it. It can't only be me. Can it?

An unexplainable event creates an impossible opportunity. A son tries to connect with his father. One partner tries to understand another's struggle. They say you can never go back. But what if you could?

Who is God? What is God? Why is God? Here's a theory. Short and bittersweet.

Somewhere in Sleepy Hollow...he wanders. Can you fathom his pain? Imagine his agony? If you do find his head, keep it to yourself.

A genteel ghost. A haunted house. A new tenant with a penchant for bad dates. Who is she? What is it about her?

It's the future. Our heroine is happy in her work. Yesterday, everything was going well. Today, everything is not.

A sequel. An author, Evan Archer, sold his soul to the devil for success. It hasn't gone as planned. He meets with his literary agent to discuss...

A psychiatrist. A new patient. A disturbing revelation...

It's the 1950s in America, and a married couple are in the middle of a disagreement. In the background, an insect chirps. The disagreement becomes row, then it becomes something else. Still, the insect chirps. Louder, louder, and louder. Then...something else.

Stafford Kenney has a closing argument to make, in defense of his controversial client: billionaire philanthropist Carter Wright.  Mr. Wright is viewed as a killer to some, a visionary to others. His radical notions may save this world...