Recommended by Charles Scott Jones

  • Science Friction; or, The Rapid Deconstruction of a Rational Mind
    11 Apr. 2021
    Ken Preuss has the knack of having fun with what's deadly serious. "Science Friction" plays with the Platonic nightmare of pop-mimetic realities competing with and replacing our beleaguered non-fictional lives. It's a blast and a thinker all in one - whether you're a sci-fi fan or not. I highly recommend "Science Friction." Read it before it's too late for all of us . . .
  • Last Call
    3 Jan. 2021
    LAST CALL rings true--and this from someone who's been on both sides of the bar at closing time. Underneath the atmosphere of bar banter and tricks is weariness and yearning and desperation of three characters fixed in time--dying to live while living to die. Beautifully done.
  • Chip Head
    22 Dec. 2020
    With his marvelous CHIP HEAD, Jim Moss pulls off something very difficult--a perfect balance between dialogue and stage directions. This ten-minute play features hacker jargon that verges on the poetic and sight gags that seem beautifully lifted from the silent film era. Moss adeptly juggles tragedy and comedy with efficiency and verve and there's a Vonnegut reference to boot. Highly recommend CHIP HEAD.

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