Amanda DeLalla

THE MARCH HARE follows the day-to-day of Andra, a young autistic woman who works at a Manhattan teahouse. Although her interactions and activities are “by the book,” it becomes apparent that all is not what it seems for the soulful bookworm. Andra must ultimately face the frustrating truth in this contemporary fairytale of love, memory, and our refusal to settle for less.

Anne Mileno finds herself a misfit at home and in the outside world. After she strikes up an unexpected friendship with rakugo master Kishino Haruya, she pursues solace with his chosen artform. What Haruya- and everybody else- doesn't know is that Anne's innate proficiency is tied to an unusual secret. Inspired by the childhood memories of its writer, LEMONADE STANDS asks: When life gives you lemons...what shall you do?

When Tomas takes over a seasonal crafts class at the community center, he gets more than he bargained for with his quartet of students, including the prickly Reina. Over the course of several weeks, their lives intertwine in surprising ways. In this wonderfully weird romp through the multiverse, everyone closely guards secrets…until they don’t.

In this slice-of-love story, Miriel Redfield is a vivacious go-getter; Frederick White is a single dad. They don’t have much in common outside of their workplace- or do they? Over the sharp turns of 4 months, they attempt to chase true happiness…and demonstrate the CONFLUENCE that an unlikely pair can have.

In THE DEAD DIE REPEATEDLY, a branched mystery grows from the death of Daisy Grusha (a young millionaire). An outsider- who was originally assigned to just do a job- quickly finds himself drawn into Daisy's bizarre web and the colorful characters that she knew in life. Note: I firmly believe that there is an "untapped" cross-section of gamers and theater kids, so this outrageous and twisty story is directly inspired by anime fandom and adventure games.