←Recommendations of VIRGIN

  • Anj Marie Riffel: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    From the title to the character's age and all the way through this quickie, Debra A. Cole works her magic. We get this girl's plight. We empathize with her disappointing first experience. And, oh boy, do we ever feel her pain when the FOUR-play goes south.

    From the title to the character's age and all the way through this quickie, Debra A. Cole works her magic. We get this girl's plight. We empathize with her disappointing first experience. And, oh boy, do we ever feel her pain when the FOUR-play goes south.

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  • Jaxson Mackling: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    Wow. You think one thing about a play until it punches you with a “Ah ha!” moment. Deb’s monologue VIRGIN did just that. A lovely monologue for any first timer…to acting that is!

    Wow. You think one thing about a play until it punches you with a “Ah ha!” moment. Deb’s monologue VIRGIN did just that. A lovely monologue for any first timer…to acting that is!

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  • James Binz: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    One minute plays are hard to write because you need to have that big shocker in the end - Debra A. Cole shows how it is done. A master class on the short play.

    One minute plays are hard to write because you need to have that big shocker in the end - Debra A. Cole shows how it is done. A master class on the short play.

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  • Elle Meerovich: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    The way Debra A. Cole can pack a twist into less than a minute of dialogue needs to be studied. Cole consistently raises the bar on how good a story you can tell with as few words as possible.

    The way Debra A. Cole can pack a twist into less than a minute of dialogue needs to be studied. Cole consistently raises the bar on how good a story you can tell with as few words as possible.

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  • Adam Richter: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    Debra A. Cole grabs you by the heart in this monologue, squeezes it and in the final line crushes it to a pulp. "Virgin" is just one minute long but it packs a punch. A must-read.

    Debra A. Cole grabs you by the heart in this monologue, squeezes it and in the final line crushes it to a pulp. "Virgin" is just one minute long but it packs a punch. A must-read.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    Whoa. This will hit you in a way you don't expect. And then you will feel the same way Hope does. It hurts. But it's still so important to be brave and face this coming of age event.

    Whoa. This will hit you in a way you don't expect. And then you will feel the same way Hope does. It hurts. But it's still so important to be brave and face this coming of age event.

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  • Julie Brandon: VIRGIN by Debra A. Cole
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    Oh, wow. Debra Cole hits all the feels with this. At first the reader thinks they know what the speaker is referencing than boom! It's a feeling so many can relate to right now and an important question. Kudos to Debra Cole for laying it out for us.

    Oh, wow. Debra Cole hits all the feels with this. At first the reader thinks they know what the speaker is referencing than boom! It's a feeling so many can relate to right now and an important question. Kudos to Debra Cole for laying it out for us.

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