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  • A Good Old Fashioned Redneck Country Christmas, Illustrated Novella

    17 May 2015 5:25 PM | Deleted user

    The hit musical and comedy published by Samuel French is now available as an illustrated novella.  Written by Kris Bauske and illustrated by Kristina Muñoz, "A Good Old Fashioned Redneck Country Christmas" has been hailed as the most original Christmas story in over a decade.
    Find it online now at all major retailers.  Here is the link to the book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Fashioned-Redneck-Country-Christmas-Books/dp/0692444785/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431897838&sr=8-1&keywords=A+Good+Old+Fashioned+Redneck+Country+Christmas

  • ZELDA AT THE OASIS published by Samuel French!

    10 May 2015 8:15 AM | Patricia Lin (P.H. Lin)

    ZELDA AT THE OASIS (a play about Zelda Fitzgerald) is a two-hander with “star turn” roles for both actors (1 M, 1 F). Will appeal to anyone with an interest in the Fitzgeralds, the Jazz Age, American Literature of the 1920s, and/or women’s issues.

    Ideal for 

    theaters operating on a shoestring budget as well as for College or Student Theaters, Community Theatres, Dinner Theatres, Professional Theatres, Blackbox Theaters and also  Reader's Theatres.

    To make any production even easier, a digital sound design file…which includes the sound cues from the Off-Broadway production as well as tracks for all the piano music required in the script…is available as an add-on through Samuel French.

    For further info contact www.samuelfrench.com and search for the webpage by title

  • Recently published book: The Moghu Exile

    29 Mar 2015 9:13 PM | Farzana Moon

    Recently published book:

    http://www.amazon.com/Moghul-Exile-Farzana-Moon/dp/1770764836/ref=sr_1_1_twi_1_pap?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1427669286&sr=1-1&keywords=the+moghul+exile

    http://farzanamoon.blogspot.com

     

     

     

                                                           The Moghul Exile

     

     

    Humayun is the second Moghul emperor of

  • 9 Steps from St. Ann Street

    07 Mar 2015 1:17 PM | Anonymous

    9 Steps from St. Ann Street published by One Act Play Depot, Canada February 25, 2015

    http://oneactplays.net/9Steps.html

    Synopsis: When her daughter disappears a mysterious woman must come to terms with her decision to embrace African traditions in antebellum New Orleans.

    Forward by Drama League Director, Elena Araoz. 

  • The Case of the Lost Lavakian Princess

    07 Mar 2015 12:46 PM | Anonymous
    The Case of the Lost Lavakian Princess published by One Act Play Depot, Canada, 2015. http://oneactplays.net/lostlavakian.html

    Synopsis: When the Lavakian Princess is kidnapped in London, the Baroness of Slovakia solicits the services of Miss Sherina Holmes and Miss Winifred Watson to find her. The young detectives head for Hobble Row, in London’s crime district, where they discover petty criminals of the underworld involved in the international plot. When Miss Watson is taken hostage, it is up to Miss Holmes to solve the case as time runs out.

         

  • POLITICAL PLAYS

    07 Jan 2015 10:18 AM | JULIA PASCAL

    Woman On The Bridge

    Honeypot

    Nineveh

    Broken English

    Published by Oberon Books 2013

  • "Leo" Winter/Spring 2015

    06 Dec 2014 12:32 PM | Deleted user

    My poem, LEO, will be published in the Winter/Spring issue of the Rockford Review.

  • Christmas Greetings

    05 Dec 2014 11:30 AM | Nancy Gall-Clayton

    Christmas Greetings is a 271-page anthology of short writings by members of a multi-genre writers' group based in Louisville, Kentucky. Included in the volume are my award-winning short story "Yarrow" and my 10-minute comedy "Christmas with Pat."

    Edited by Jerry Buck Deaton (who also is taking the book to various book signings), the anthology is published by Williams Printing Company and costs $15 plus postage.

  • interJACtions: Monologues at the Heart of Human Nature, Vol. III, published by JAC

    26 Jul 2014 10:19 PM | Deleted user

    My monologue A CAT IN THE WOODS is published here - for a young woman, early 20s. 

     

     http://www.jacpub.com/Books/interJACtions/interJACtions_Vol.3.htm

  • Carol S Lashof, AND TOMORROW AND TOMORROW ...

    10 Jun 2014 11:04 PM | Carol Lashof

    AND TOMORROW AND TOMORROW ...

    Stumbling in a daze from the battlefield to the afterlife, Macbeth encounters three mysterious and yet familiar spirits, who offer him a chance for a do-over.  Will he get it right this time?

    A four-character 10-minute play published by YouthPLAYS, Spring 2014

    http://youthplays.com/


    Stumbling in a daze from the battlefield to the afterlife, Macbeth encounters three spiritsundefinedGraymalkin, Paddock and Pyewacket (rhymes with “I thwack it”).  They appear to Macbeth as a cat, a toad, and a dog, and they also look familiar.  Very familiar.  And indeed, that’s what they are: “familiars,” the companion spirits of the three witches whose prophecies led to his ruin, offering Macbeth the chance for a do-over.  But will he get it right this time...?
    Stumbling in a daze from the battlefield to the afterlife, Macbeth encounters three spiritsundefinedGraymalkin, Paddock and Pyewacket (rhymes with “I thwack it”).  They appear to Macbeth as a cat, a toad, and a dog, and they also look familiar.  Very familiar.  And indeed, that’s what they are: “familiars,” the companion spirits of the three witches whose prophecies led to his ruin, offering Macbeth the chance for a do-over.  But will he get it right this time...?
    Stumbling in a daze from the battlefield to the afterlife, Macbeth encounters three spiritsundefinedGraymalkin, Paddock and Pyewacket (rhymes with “I thwack it”).  They appear to Macbeth as a cat, a toad, and a dog, and they also look familiar.  Very familiar.  And indeed, that’s what they are: “familiars,” the companion spirits of the three witches whose prophecies led to his ruin, offering Macbeth the chance for a do-over.  But will he get it right this time...?

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