Monthly Archives: December 2018

W48: Act 1 (P2)

Posted on December 31, 2018 by

(continued) V – That’d be ideal. (beat) LY (descends from platform) – Tell you what. Act I is done. It is by itself a finished play. If you want one so badly and cannot wait for an uncertain amount of time … Continue reading →

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W47: Act 1 (P1)

Posted on December 23, 2018 by

CHARACTERS (In order of appearance) CHARACTER #1             LY, a playwright. 50-ish. Female. Looking like Helena Bonham Carter.  CHARACTER #2             V, a producer. 30-ish. Slim and chic. Can be female or male. Either way, V has the gait of a tango dancer CHARACTER … Continue reading →

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Week 46: “Tell, Letter, Mayonnaise, Chicken, Encrypted, Tree Voice, Lover, Father”

Posted on December 16, 2018 by

Dear Langone, There are ripples on your pond. Identical, those ripples, jutting up at the perfect distance from each other. The way water folds makes me feel I really could see the wind blow. How are you My encrypted lover. … Continue reading →

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Week 45: “Bubble, Gamma, Boredom, Dot, Trapeze, Red, Truth, Chicken, Tall”

Posted on December 9, 2018 by

I tell Al I had so many bubbles for him – I’ve saved them for quite some time now, just didn’t know when to give it to him. They’re nice bubbles but nobody just gives people bubbles, you know, especially … Continue reading →

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W44: “Race, Rabbit, Measure, Thatched, Lord, Fly, Panel, Screen, Fan”

Posted on December 1, 2018 by

The morning I saw Lana Flaningan, there wasn’t any sound but the breaking of her thatched roof; the panels on my head glimmered. Lana Flaningan smothered a rabbit by tying his legs up and cupping his snout for twelve minutes … Continue reading →

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