Recommended by Cole Hunter Dzubak

  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: The Angel by Robert J. LeBlanc
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    This is a fantastic examination of grief and how one's mind may overlook certain details in order to get what it wants. LeBlanc created a great two-hander that is full of suspense and character that is definitely worth a read!

    This is a fantastic examination of grief and how one's mind may overlook certain details in order to get what it wants. LeBlanc created a great two-hander that is full of suspense and character that is definitely worth a read!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: Panic by Christopher Soucy
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    A perfect short comedy to read during the spooky season! Christopher Soucy really creates a fun and and mesmerizing world that is full of witty dialogue and a perplexing dilemma!

    A perfect short comedy to read during the spooky season! Christopher Soucy really creates a fun and and mesmerizing world that is full of witty dialogue and a perplexing dilemma!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: DANIEL PRILLAMAN REALLY LIKES KITTENS by Steven G. Martin
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    Being a fan of both Steven G. Martin and Daniel Prillaman, what's not to like about this amazing short comedy? This is just pure and genuine fun and I wish I could live in this world longer!

    Being a fan of both Steven G. Martin and Daniel Prillaman, what's not to like about this amazing short comedy? This is just pure and genuine fun and I wish I could live in this world longer!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: Meg by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    This is not the story I thought it was going to be... at all. Rachel Feeny-Williams has created a true, thrilling masterpiece with engaging dialogue and enough twists and turns to keep any reader wanting more. I think one of my favorite parts about this horror play is that we never truly know what exactly happened to Andrea and Jamie. We don't really get to know why, we just learn that this event did happen and we are left to put the pieces together ourselves. Brilliant work! A Must read for any horror fans!

    This is not the story I thought it was going to be... at all. Rachel Feeny-Williams has created a true, thrilling masterpiece with engaging dialogue and enough twists and turns to keep any reader wanting more. I think one of my favorite parts about this horror play is that we never truly know what exactly happened to Andrea and Jamie. We don't really get to know why, we just learn that this event did happen and we are left to put the pieces together ourselves. Brilliant work! A Must read for any horror fans!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: The Bear - Bear Save The Queen! by Christopher Plumridge
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    Why have I not known about the other Bear monologues? This was delightful, and Christopher Plumridge expertly crafted this monologue. What a fun story!

    Why have I not known about the other Bear monologues? This was delightful, and Christopher Plumridge expertly crafted this monologue. What a fun story!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: This is Not a Touch Exhibit (a monologue) by Scott Sickles
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    Scott Sickles never ceases to amaze me with his writing. This monologue truly is a work of art, because it highlights how beautiful humanity can be. Ollie is such a fantastic character who pulls any reader or audience member in. Brilliant work!

    Scott Sickles never ceases to amaze me with his writing. This monologue truly is a work of art, because it highlights how beautiful humanity can be. Ollie is such a fantastic character who pulls any reader or audience member in. Brilliant work!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: The Language Bear by Dominica Plummer
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    This was so creepy. Each page of this thriller added something new and I was shocked to see how the ending played out. Brilliant horror from Dominica Plummer!

    This was so creepy. Each page of this thriller added something new and I was shocked to see how the ending played out. Brilliant horror from Dominica Plummer!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: Within Their Range by Lila Perlman
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    Nothing seems scarier than finding a staircase in the middle of nowhere. Lila Perlman perfectly captures the mystery and wonder of what one would (or should) do if they ever encounter such a thing.

    Nothing seems scarier than finding a staircase in the middle of nowhere. Lila Perlman perfectly captures the mystery and wonder of what one would (or should) do if they ever encounter such a thing.

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: I Heart Eating Brains by Emily McClain
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    This is a great horror satire that looks at the stereotypes surrounding monsters and how some people just don't seem to care. Emily McClain crafted this story brilliantly and effortlessly (at least from a reader's point of view)!

    This is a great horror satire that looks at the stereotypes surrounding monsters and how some people just don't seem to care. Emily McClain crafted this story brilliantly and effortlessly (at least from a reader's point of view)!

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  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: ... IN REFRIGERATORS by Monica Cross
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    Monica Cross is a brilliant playwright who once again delivers with this brilliant dark comedy.

    Monica Cross is a brilliant playwright who once again delivers with this brilliant dark comedy.

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