Alyxandrya Prynce

Alyxandrya Prynce was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio but as soon as she could, she explored the United States on a quest to find herself. She enlisted in the military, did police work, and took a lot of security jobs. While working high-stress jobs, Alyxandrya became known for being a book starter and a ghostwriter. She has started the first chapter for sixteen books, and has ghostwritten thirteen books, including (but not limited to) genres of drama, horror, action, comedy, romance, fantasy, and erotica. As of 2019, she decided to dedicate herself to her writing career, which started with her becoming a full-time student. Alyxandrya dropped out of Southern New Hampshire University, where she was working on her Bachelor's in Creative Writing and English, minoring in Fiction Writing and Screenwriting; where she gained lifetime memberships with Alpha Sigma Lambda, Sigma Alpha Pi and Sigma Tau Delta (Honor Society) for her nearly perfect grades. Alyxandrya Prynce had finally found herself when she was learning how to write screenplays. She is officially a full-time screenwriter, and is now a multi-nomination and finalist screenwriter with four finished scripts under her belt, which include Bounty (Fantasy TV Series), One Way Out (Horror Feature Film), Hug Goodbye (Short), and Worst Critic (Short). She has finished a collaborated piece with Romel Xavier Moralez ( Pray 4 My Awesome, Sacrifice Versus Reward) titled Miscalculated. She is working on writing a holiday film titled The Christmas Certificate, and is attached to Losin' Control (an adapted short to feature film) she is also co-writing with Romel Xavier Moralez. Alyxandrya is signed with Smith International Productions and is represented by Tammie Smith. Moving forward, Alyxandrya Prynce will be focusing heavily on turning her scripts into films, winning festival awards, and collaborating with a lot more talented individuals. She has multiple projects she will be working on in the future, which include a romantic comedy Unplugged Resort, an LGBT romance The Wrong Hire, and a TV series Malleus Maleficarum co-written with Cadence Marshall.