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  • 05 Feb 2020 2:15 PM | Debra Kaufman

    My monologue, "Little Black Dress," which was part of the Illuminated Dresses project, was recently accepted for publication in an upcoming issue of Broadkill Review and for the stage as part of Flush Ink's production She Speaks! in Waterloo, Ontario,  March 7-8, 2020.

  • 22 Jan 2020 11:47 AM | Shoshannah Boray

     New play for Elementary school actors,

    Momo No Kawa: Peach River  https://www.youthplays.com/play/momo-no-kawa-peach-river-by-shoshannah-boray-531, an original and contemporary adaptation of the Japanese folktale MOMOTARO

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  • 13 Jan 2020 4:18 PM | Carolyn Gage

    I have just published my eighth collection of plays, and the first collection in seven years!  It's called The Island Collection and contains six of my most recent plays.

    One of my favorite endorsements:


    "I’ve been a “theatre person” for 26 years, and I have never enjoyed reading plays… until The Island Collection. This is a collection that I could not stop reading. Reading each work is a complete experience: visual, auditory, and emotional. I am still mulling over moments from the first one I read, days later. One simply does not see this caliber of female characters represented on stage or in commonly-studied scripts. Full of vulnerability, intelligence in all its forms, and indomitable strength, the women inhabiting these plays will walk away with your soul... A warning, though: do not pick up The Island Collection unless you are ready for your heart to be torn from your chest, poked, prodded, examined, then lovingly massaged and replaced, a whole new organ..."—Emily Stamets, coach for women+ in theatre and leaders in the arts.

    It can be ordered at https://carolyngage.weebly.com/play-and-short-story-collections.html


  • 09 Jan 2020 12:27 PM | Nancy Gall-Clayton

    Heartland Plays has just published my 10-minute, 1W,1M, romantic comedy, "The Lovebirds." https://heartlandplays.com/search/?search=gall-clayton

  • 05 Jan 2020 12:37 PM | Anonymous

    To be published by Stirling Publishing Ltd., Scotland, in June 2020- scroll down to find me - cheers!

    https://www.stirlingpublishing.co.uk/our-authors-2

  • 13 Dec 2019 1:32 PM | Sandra de Helen

    New audiobook. Sandra de Helen reads her collection of lesbian poetry for Audible. This is an award-winning and highly praised collection by playwright/poet de Helen.

  • 13 Dec 2019 1:30 PM | Sandra de Helen

    Sandra de Helen has a keen ear for language and nuance. The poems in this new volume are accessible and clever while also being insightful. This is the kind of collection you can read over and over and enjoy it fresh every time. Published by Launch Point Press. Available in paperback and ebook formats.

  • 08 Nov 2019 5:34 PM | Jennifer O'Grady

    Jennifer O'Grady's "Tomorrow or Next Year" is published in Feels Blind Literary.

  • 02 Oct 2019 12:46 PM | Debra Kaufman

    My new poetry collection, God Shattered, is available from Jacar Press http://jacarpress.com/category/books/

    Crows and mirrors, shadows and mothers. Moving seamlessly
    between lyric and persona and always telling a piece of a larger
    story, God Shattered offers poems that are home to many
    familiars—family and community, landscape and weather, fairy
    tales, daydreams, skepticism, silence and hope. In the journey of
    this book, Kaufman discovers how personal disillusionment can
    be a guide to finding the godly within ourselves. These poems lead
    us to contemplate and understand our place in this fragile world.

  • 29 Aug 2019 12:28 PM | Catherine Frid

    Catherine Frid's play AfterWhys about hope and resilience for people whose lives have been impacted by suicide is touring with public performances in southern Ontario: Hanover on September 24th; Orangeville on September 25; Waterloo on September 27; Mount Forest on September 30.

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