Congratulations!

For those of you keeping track, Anthology #1 is closed, but if you have a holiday play that you'd like to submit, the deadline is midnight PST, Monday the 16th.

We're happy to accept Daniel Munson's play, Point of Adventure, which deals with the power of imagination and how a person can live vicariously through books.

Congrats to Mary Main, with Uncle Jonas and the Birthday Bonus. One element she touches on is books you own, versus books you share. And we're also happy to include JoLyn Brown, whose Halloween play, A Costume for Dad, has been accepted.

If you plan on subbing, write hard this weekend! Good luck!

Congrats!

Congratulations to Mary Main, who will appear in Anthology #1 with Tiana Joins the Circus. Prominent elements include the power of imagination!

Also, congratulations to Sarah V. Richard, whose play Curly Shares in Tradition has been accepted for Anthology #2. This is our second Christmas play, so Aspiring Contributors might begin casting about for ideas of other holidays... Halloween, Thanksgiving, April Fool's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, and the Fourth of July are all obvious ones that haven't been tapped yet.

Best of luck!

Congrats!

Congratulations to Rachel Greene, whose play, Goodnight, Howie, has been accepted for Anthology #1. One of the key themes is bedtime stories.

Best of luck to everyone!

Congratulations!

Congratulations to Cathy Hall, whose play, Oh, Deer. Oh, Dear was accepted for Anthology #1. Themes include homophones and homonyms. We also look forward to including Curly Reads a Book by Sarah V. Richard. Prominent elements include judging a book by its cover.

We have also accepted a (secular) Christmas-themed puppet play, A December Emergency, by Nikki Loftin, for our holiday anthology.

Congrats!

Congratulations to Nikki Loftin, whose play, Readin' on the Range, was accepted for Anthology #1! For those who are keeping track at home, major themes include cowboys and pondering the question, what are books good for?