The moon had waned, and Heather—no longer having tables to busy or bus—rolled silverware. For her, it was the prime of the night.
Category: Fiction
DISPOSABLES
A play about... disposables.
The Extraordinarily Mundane Adventures of Earth Boy
Lights come up on Matt, wearing a helmet and a shiny space suit. He stares up into the sky as if he were watching fireworks, but they happen to have been the same fireworks for weeks. He clicks on a little tape recorder... A Play.
The Golden Child
The sun was dying. The scientists predicted there would be 15 more years of light.
The Earth Exhibit
A play
Here Come Grandfather’s Goats
Ahmed falls from the steel deck thick with diesel oil and malice, through a rain unlike anything he’s known...
Rainforest Child
You wake in a beautiful tranquil place, warm, safe and happy...
Invisible Spoons of Imperceptible Ice Cream
The night before my Bat Mitzvah, slap bang in the middle of the brief Quiet Season, Grandfather Feder appropriates the steambus while the boorish village elders sleep off hunger...
The Parable of the Virus and the Vaccine
Man felt incredibly pleased with himself, sitting as he did, on the very top of the food chain...
Daisy’s Perfect Day
‘Daisy, please come to the front of the classroom and read out your story...'