What’s a Badoon?
How many words are mispronounced by our children and then quickly forgotten as they grow up? When Larry says that he loves a badoon Mary has no idea what he is talking about. Guess along with Mary as Larry gives clue after clue in this charming tale of imagination and confusion.
The Science of Silence
Behind the trees of your backyard, in the world of the unknown, a new neighbor has joined the story. He's tall and skinny. He's dirty and noisy. And he has disrupted the quiet of his new surroundings. Yes, he may make wonderful things, but even the wonder of those things cannot erase the sound of creation that those things bring. It's the noise that this boy brings that causes Borin, the goblin, to stand up and complain. In the end, Borin finds that the person responsible for the noise may not only be the problem but the solution as well.
Eddie Was Hungry
The adorable yet frightening monster Eddie feels a rumbling in his tummy. He must find something to eat, but nothing is appealing to him. Nothing and no-one seems to be able to help, not Sally, not Brad, not the fish in the sea, or even the chickens and cows at the farm named McGee's. After searching the whole town he runs into Janice. She has made something tantalizing and new that succeeds in satisfying his appetite, leaving Eddie happy, fat, and surrounded by a group of new friends.
Memory Reborn
At his new job at the memory storage facility Darien Mamon is stunned to discover that he is the intended storage device, and has been all along. Darien thought MemorSingular hired him for his brain. They did. They just don’t need what’s in it. An old classmate, Nancy, could be Darien's only chance to escape MemorSingular before his mind is overwritten. Unfortunately, Nancy hates his guts, and if she doesn’t change her mind, the company will change his.
The Soulweb
Named one of the best new sword and sorcery fantasy book of 2017 by RankingSquad.com!
Pushing heavy tomes onto marble shelves and translating archaic text until the wee hours of the night could not prepare Jaron for the trials in store for him. After years of teaching history, he will learn that books do not always tell the truth as he becomes a pawn in a war between kings.
Centuries ago, King Mavius’s spell caused destruction beyond reasoning, weaving a web around and through the souls of his knights. Even now the spell of that long dead king pulls at his descendants and Jaron must trade his books for blades when Mavius, with his knights behind him, returns from beyond the grave to reclaim his throne.
The Unlikely Hero
A Fair Play Renaissance Fair Play
Written originally for a renaissance fair, this play can be performed for elementary school children, middle school children, or other public events.
The cast is intended to be flexible. There are eight parts written so that many of the parts can be played by either male or female cast members.
Approximate Running Time = 16 - 20 minutes.