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DARK PART OF THE FOREST is available now from Broadway Play Publishing, Inc., June 2011.

"Tammy Ryan should have called her new play "The Dark Part of the Marriage" instead of DARK PART OF THE FOREST...in the play's potent debut...Joan and Bill's faltering marriage is the main event.  What's also intriguing about DARK PART OF THE FOREST is the abundance of fairy tale imagery...Ryan has written no fairy tale, though.  She can be grimmer than the Grimm brothers--but just as enigmatically entertaining."
-- Peter Filichia, The Star-Ledger

"compact, poetic, turbulent writing...a vivid appreciation of how dark the forest that surrounds us can be...a topic that is both timely and eternal.."
-- Chirstoopher Rawson, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

My story LILITH is now an electronic book offered as a Kindle selection through Amazon.com  Price is $1.99.

The story is based around Lilith, the mythological figure from the Old Testament who visits and torments a writer doing her thesis on the subject of Lilith. 

Out of Time & Place: An Anthology of Plays by the Women’s Project Playwrights Lab Members features a hilarious and biting introduction by Theresa Rebeck that challenges the American theatre to celebrate and produce its women playwrights, and the anthology showcases the extraordinary work of eleven of them. The playwrights included in the book are as diverse in style, background and experience as they are talented. Collectively, they’ve been produced, published and received awards on four continents. Their work’s been seen on NY and regional main stages, as well as edgy downtown black boxes—if you don’t know these writers’ work yet, you soon will.

Edited by Alexis Clements with Christine Evans, the anthology also includes a preface by Megan Carter.

Volume 1 includes:

Back From The Front by Lynn Rosen
Rewind by Laura Eason
The Quiver of Children by Charity Henson-Ballard
The Vigil or The Guided Cradle by Crystal Skillman
Weightless by Christine Evans

Volume 2 includes:

At Her Feet by Nadia Davids
Conversation by Alexis Clements
Le Fou by Bekah Brunstetter
Sleeping Rough by Kara Manning
TBA by Carla Ching
Undone by Andrea Thome

This anthology is published by Women’s Project & Productions, Inc.

Buy your copies and learn more here:

http://www.outoftimeandplace.com/

(This two-volume anthology is available as a paperback and a PDF download.)

Includes monologue "Marnie" from THE BIG HAT, by Martha Patterson - published by JAC Publishing & Promotions.

Donna Spector's poetry collection, THE WOMAN WHO MARRIED HERSELF, was published in April, 2010, by Evening Street Press as a finalist for the Sinclair Poetry Prize.

"El libro que tiene ahora el lector en sus manos es producto de una valiente mujer que pone el dedo en la llaga, y os hace adquirir mayor conciencia de los problemas entre un grupo cultural que detenta la hegemonía cultural, y la expresividad de las comunidades indígneas del país, a las que margina y obstaculiza"

Martha Julia Toriz Proenza
CITRU Researcher
(Prologue to "El Teatro Poblano Autóctono: Identidad contra Esperpento")

Edición: Soc. Juan Coba Caiza, Teatro Arawa, Universidad de Guayaquil, Ecuador, 2004.

Phoolan is all of us: In Memory of Phooolan Devi  is conceived as a homage to this woman from India, of low caste, that was a bandit and a member of Parliament, a candidate to the Nobel Peace Prize and that was finally murdered in 2001.

Published by Editorial AADPC (Associació d'Actords i Directors Professionals de Catalunya), Col.lecció Teatre-Entreacte, núm. 63, Barcelona, 2006

An early reviewer claims SATAN'S CHAMBER, by Molly Best Tinsley and Karetta Hubbard, is the the first feminist spy thriller!  The novel, published by Fuze, a small press in Virginia, and currently in its second printing, is available on Amazon, through the Fuze website (www.fuzepublishing.com), and at independent bookstores.  For more information, including a peek at the Prologue and Chapter One, please visit the SATAN'S CHAMBER website (www.satanschamber.com).

Patricia Milton's short black comedy, "Busybody," has been published by Original Works Publishing.

"a chilling little tale designed for maximum emotional discomfort."

- The Contra Costa Times (San Francisco)