The Redemption of Fawler Mulrae
M Lennon Perricone
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Fawler Mulrae has a wife and two sons, and a high flying career. He is haunted by the troubled events of his youth, and a chance meeting draws him back into the world of his teenage where he must face the repercussions of his actions.

Jumpstart Your Movie Scripts
Marina Rundell
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Comprehensive information and proven strategies for jumpstarting your screenwriting career. You receive these free gifts: Electronic book on How To Watch Movies As A Director, Actor, Screenwriter, and electronic book on incredible actor, Russell Crowe. 90-day-money-back guarantee.

The Last White Family on Dorchester Road
M Lennon Perricone
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Terry, or Blaze Wilde as he is better known, has just attempted to kill himself after his career as a gay porn star was ending. Emotionally lost and physically damaged, he returns to his mother and siblings ­ to a family trapped by poverty, alcohol and the past. Terry is faced with difficult memorie...

Classic Books
J. Berlyak
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Discover the Magic and Mystery of the greatest Classic Books, Historical Documents, Poetry, Stories, Plays, Fairy Tails and more on a CD. Over 300 Titles in a Web based format. A must buy for your Children and yourself, with opportunities to become an Instant Publisher with Royalty Free Reprint Righ...

The Worthy Master of the Law
Mark Scrivener
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Mark Scrivener is an accomplished Australian playwright with a selection of diverse material to his name. In the last year, his publications have included a play about haiku master Basho and a new translation of Goethe's

Thin Walls
V. E. Kimberlin
Plays/Screenplays/Dramas
Four one act plays that mingle realism with absurdity - follow the exploits of the world's worst string quartet, the consequences of not forwarding chain letters, the aspirations of a hopeless young writer, and the first day at work for a crime victim. Kimberlin blends the famliar with the improbabl...

Faust
J.W. Goethe
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First Published in 1808, Goethe’s Faust is a text most English speakers will only ever encounter in translation. Faust was undoubtedly Goethe's greatest work into which he poured a lifetime of experience - the whole work took him his whole life, as the second part was only finished a year befo...

Unresolved
M. Lennon Perricone
Plays/Screenplays/Dramas
Father Rick is an extraordinary young priest, who followed an unusual path into the Church. Not only is he actively working as a priest, but he also practices medicine for the benefit of the poor. He has recently published a controversial piece against a small Christian church and is clearly passion...

Narrow Roads to Inner Lands
Mark Scrivener
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A dramatic poem following the travels of haiku master Basho. Rich with observation, this is an elegant text that has the feel of a meditation to it. Scrivener captures a sense of place and time in a work of amazing beauty.

Next Year in Jerusalem
Brian C Petti
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On the evening before he must make a speech, an elderly man sits down to contemplate his expereinces during the holocaust. Figures from his past come to life - the wife and child who were torn from him, the friends who died, the family members he would never see again. Poignant and often painful, th...

Random Acts: Three Tales from Boystown
Howard Casner
Plays/Screenplays/Dramas
Three one act plays set in the gay area of Chicago. Casner's work is intensely human, dealing largely with existential fears and the random nature of existence. Threaded with humour and wisdom, these plays make excellent reading, and would be ideal for small theatre companies.