Recommended by Alexander Perez

Devita has breathed new life into the family drama with this wonderful work. A true mastery of pace, character, and language. From the 70's to the recent present these characters brim with life and pertinence. Every line catapults you to the next and the next thing you know, all of your fears have been confirmed, what's done has been done, and the only thing left is the breathe and move forward.

Gorgeous read! Needs a hearty company worthy of it's magnitude so we can really see these colors pop!

A modern epic that flaunts a range as vast as the lands the characters themselves seek to conquer. You’ll laugh, cry, and tighten your fist in anger. Though set in an age long gone the brutality of man remains unchanging. What luck that we have the poetry of Kaufman’s prose to delight us in the good times and cradle us in the worst of times.

As someone who lives with a person that works in this industry I can't tell you how hysterical this piece is. True to life but with just enough absurdity injected into the fabric to really bring out the dystopian connotations of content creation for the calamity age. From the article titles to the interplay between the co-workers Romeo has truly crafted a wonderful short.

A simple piece that gets right to the heart of its message in a way that cuts deep but also invites healing from past trauma. A must read for any father.

A loving exchange highlighted by tender strokes of magic and Andersen's knack for intimate yet urgent prose.

Benne has bestowed upon us a feast for the senses and a playground for the soul. There is as much pain as there is hope as there is inspiration.

The language is lush and poetic yet concise. Characters so real you can reach out and touch them yet the world they inhabit defies reality as we know it and slips through your fingers like sand in an hourglass.

A dazzling mastery of the art form and honest to god magic.

A heartbreaking and humbling account of what happens when those who have lost everything are forgotten.

When your back’s against the wall even the most misguided ideas can seem like miracle cures. And in those moments of abject desperation what could possibly stand between you and ruin? Would it be enough?

Striking, poignant, and most terrifyingly so, prophetic.

A sharp, sobering, and often hysterical satire that does not relent. Smith's living nightmare paints a terrifying portrait of the not too distant future where survival means shutting up or selling out the ones you love. Brilliantly paced, painfully relevant, and at the end of the day an exhilarating read that has me wanting to stop writing this and go back for a second read.

There are few things worse than marinating in unresolved conflict and Suarez-Pena has harnessed that raw tension masterfully. Though the play is a mere 10 pages there are worlds that exist in the space between the lines that grips you tight and does not relent. Beautiful, heart-wrenching, and most surprisingly, hopeful.

Spectacular. Barbot's imagination leaps off of the page and gives us a dizzying blend of heart, humor, and urgency that is impossible to resist. Dense in it's thematic meditations yet light as a feather on it's feet.

Truly a remarkable accomplishment!