Pirates, Buccaneers & other Scallywags & Swashbucklers A Complete Film Guide
A comprehensive film guide depicting films about the pirates that roamed the seven seas. Interesting facts on actors and other personal that made these films possible. A special look at these swashbucklers and their way of life throughout history. Included are other historical classic films.
Lightning In a Bottle
Book #17 in the series, Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention, We're Only in for the Money. Our reality has become dominated by Corporations that spread Lies & Mediocrity, while destroying excellence in music. Frank Zappa created a MASTERPIECE that was the antithesis of what music has become today. Zappa laid society bare with a wildly funny, entertaining, thought-provoking & subversive album that screamed TRUTH! With Corporations in complete control of our governments & the CIA unchecked by any authority, other than its own, the world that Frank Zappa wrote about on this album in 1968 could easily be mistaken for today. This book examines what was at the very heart of Zappa's message on We're Only in it for the Money & proceeds to tie it together with what is happening across the Earth today. The same small group that was running the United States in 1968, that hijacked the rebellion of America's youth by replacing the Freaks with LSD-laced Phoney Hippies out of San Francisco, are STILL IN POWER TODAY!
Having a Wonderful Christmas Time Film Guide
A comprehensive Holiday look at the films that are the joyful part of the year and our lives. The story of the film people who bring you joy during the holiday season. Plus many other Christmas traditions, customs, decorative ideas, and other tales as well as facts from this festive time! Plus a Christmas Media Trivia Quiz.
The American Western A Complete Film Guide
The story from out of the West! The cowboy westerns from the silent era to now! All your cowboy heroes and heroines on the big screen every Saturday matinee. The outlaws and lawmen who were part of the Old West on film. Their stories and other interesting information about movie making.
Heads Together 1972-2014
"Songwriting as sensemaking" is the approach taken by TG McEwan. This book contains the lyrics of all of the songs he sang during a fulltime career in the 1980s, and more recent work, along with the chords to most of them
Good Time Charleys
Before rock'n'roll, there was the blues and R&B. These joyful branches of music were the end product of almost three centuries of African-American struggle. Good Time Charleys tells a few of the often outrageous stories of the way black bluesmen and R&B stars were robbed of their royalties. It takes us back to the very roots of the blues, from the first slaves arriving in America, through the so-called 'emancipation' of the Civil War, and the ensuing 100+ years of struggle for equality and Civil Rights. Often tragic, sometimes hilarious, this story ultimately celebrates the triumph of a vibrant music which became the foundation of the rock'n'roll the world enjoys today.
Shifter
Mika is living in a world where light and dark are two extremes she can't pick between. Escaped from a government lab for "specials" or people with special abilities she meets Brynn, a selfless girl who lost her sister 3 months prior. She allows her to take her sister's place, gives her a home in her parents well to do mansion and from there things just keep getting more and more complicated. However she meets a dreamboat named Bobby, but maybe he is too perfect. Nothing is what it seems and choosing between light and dark is very difficult when all you've ever known is running.
Magical Musings A Voyage To Better Magic
Magical Musings, A Voyage to Better Magic is a collection of essays and effects by Magic Circle Magician Ian Brennan. In this book you will find advice on character development, scripting, presentation, performance style and much more. Ian's work has received great reviews in the past and this book has been praised by Genii Magazine!
It's Our Bloodline
This book is about parents who did not do their part as parents to guide their children. It also tells you about the mistakes and embarrassment it causes when parents neglect their parental duties. It also shows loyalty amongst friends and the pain when a family looses a love one to crime. I wrote this book to show appreciation to my father for the attention and the guidance he demonstrated to his children. I want to pass on his legacy to my children so there fore I know it was my duty to walk in my fathers footsteps.
The Book of the Undead A Zombie Film Guide
Since 'The Night of the Living Dead, ' screen Zombies have become increasingly bizarre, bloodthirsty, yes even cannibalistic. A complete film guide to all your favorite undead, zombie, and the living dead films. Interesting stories behind the scenes and a list of my favorite zombie films. One thing is for sure - Zombies in various forms remain very much alive, in the movies and in audiences' imagination - like yours and mine! I want to eat your brains!
The Demotic Magical Papyrus of London and Leiden
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
Observations On the Design for the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, As Executed in 1812
22 Robert Cecil and the Gunpowder Treason and Plot
The truth behind one of the oldest fictions in history can finally be told. The Catholics were in danger of wresting influence from Robert Cecil who had managed to remove Queen Elizabeth's favourites and put himself at the forefront of political power. King James, easily influenced, especially by a pretty face, male or female, needed to be restrained, especially with his profligate spending. Cecil had three goals, therefore: remove the Catholic nobility; limit Puritan influence and endear himself to the king by becoming even more favoured than the pretty boys at court, the most influential of them had saved James's life. The Puritans were dealt with by the king at 'The Hampton Court Conference' and that left the Catholics and the pretty boys. If he could only hatch a plot to discredit the Catholics and save the king at the same time, he would remove any potential opposition and earn the king's undying gratitude, put him above all others in the king's estimation. So he did!
WOrld War II Goes to the Movies & Television Guide
A complete film guide to all of your films and television shows that pertain to WWII. Included are every WWII film produced throughout the world. Historical and informative. Stories behind the Hollywood Canteen, USO shows, War Bond drives, those who served or were classified as 4F during the war. Many interested stories!
66 Switch
A dream come true or a nightmare about to begin, Switch, switches track at a furious pace. This is a dark grown up read. An American arrives in London with depraved thoughts and a sophisticated sense of humour, which hardly prepare him for the charged life that awaits him in the metropolis. Stiffled by his relationship, struggling with living in London, can Joe Ederer break free before others put a fatal flaw in his plans? Franz Kafka meets Raymond Chandler. A terrifying psychological novel that charges to a chilling finale. Sassy Joe Ederer thinks he knows it all, so why is he in the wrong town with the wrong set of friends for company. A graphic and tasteful thriller, which follows Joe's thoughts and deeds in excruciating detail. An enjoyable bagatelle that twists and turns as 'Jive-talking Joe' fights for survival.
What the Flick? Volume 7
A quiz book on movie clips that makes a great party game. Can be played alone, one-on-one, or in large groups. Has clips from movies as far back as 1930, all the way up to current day.
3000 Facts about TV Shows
Dolly Parton produced Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Peter Dinklage has never read Game of Thrones even though he is the star of the show. Samuel L Jackson showed up unannounced on the set for Breaking Bad, while he was dressed as his Avengers character, Nick Fury and demanded to be on the show. The producers refused. In Doctor Who, the Twelfth Doctor's costume was inspired by David Bowie. Matthew Perry plays Chandler in Friends. He says he can't remember a single thing from the show throughout three seasons. In The Simpsons, Hans Moleman has died at least 15 times. Many mobsters contacted James Gandolfini to tell him his performance was excellent in The Sopranos but warned him not to wear shorts in the show. Kenneth from 30 Rock is immortal. The first episode of Game of Thrones was so bad, it had to be reshot. Millie Bobby Brown was 11 when she was cast as Eleven in Stranger Things. The Tourette Syndrome Association praised the show, South Park, for its accurate portrayal of the Tourette's condition.
Operation Phoenix
Like Orwell's "1984", this story takes a trend identified many years earlier and forecasts one possible future should the trend continue. The novel is extremely timely given the current world state of affairs. A fantastic thriller you will not want to put down.
The Complete Unofficial 84th Annual Academy Awards Review Guide
The latest volume in the best-selling "Complete Academy Awards Review Guide" series, "The Complete Unofficial 84th Annual Academy Awards Review Guide" is your complete guide for every movie that received an Oscar nomination for the year 2011! This was the year of instant classics like "The Artist," "Hugo," "Midnight in Paris," and "A Separation." Each movie gets reviews and graded in this book (even the short films)! Commentary has been added for each film discussing the aftermath of an award being won or not being won. Extras include Top Ten Best & Worst lists, extra editorials, and this volume also introduces a new yearly feature we're calling "The Academy's Terrible Three," which will name the Academy's worst snub, worst nomination, and worst win. Written with great enthusiasm by Kevin T. Rodriguez and presented by acclaimed movie review site The Movie Wizard.com, "The Complete Unofficial 84th Annual Academy Awards Review Guide" is a must own for your movie reading pleasure!
Lightning In a Bottle
For far too long the Guess Who have been "written off", especially in America, as nothing more than a prolific singles band, but it does not come near to telling the whole truth. Two of their outstanding albums have found their way into this Book Series, including American Woman & this stunning achievement, Share the Land. Every single song is of the finest quality, with many becoming Rock Classics. The music ranges from straight-ahead Rock & Roll, to the Blues, Jazz, R&B and even Country, plus the lyrics were written in the aftermath of the Massacre at Kent State University. Here, Burton Cummings was at his very best laying out most of the ways in which the Status Quo has us trapped into living our lives for the benefit of society and not ourselves...all the while looking up towards God and wondering why? This book digs deep into both the music & lyrics and helps the reader to understand why this brilliant collection of songs is so very important for humanity, especially today in this upside down world!
Dmitry
My son is dead and sitting on the throne. 1605. Orthodox Russia stands alone, defiant against the Roman Catholic and Protestant West. The Kremlin has suppressed all opposition and keeps a ruthless grip on power with the support of the church and an appeal to nationalist sentiment. In Poland, a formidable young opponent appears: Dmitry. At his back a Polish army fuelled by fear of the Russian threat marches on Moscow. But is he who he thinks he is? An explosive new version of the great German writer Schiller's last, unfinished play - resurrected in the unique, pulsating dramatic verse of Peter Oswald, which premiered in the original production directed by Tim Supple. This edition was published to coincide with the world premiere at Marylebone Theatre in London, in September 2022.
The Mega Misconception Book
This book is a combination of 365 Things People Believe That Aren't True 365 More Things People Believe That Aren't True Another 365 Things People Believe That Aren't True 500 Things People Believe That Aren't True The world map is inaccurate. Silencers don't exist. Everyone mispronounces "Mt. Everest." Samurais rarely used swords. The Wild West was nothing like you would imagine. The Illuminati only existed for eight years. Satanists don't worship the Devil. Abraham Lincoln didn't care about black people. Amelia Earhart did not mysteriously vanish. Egypt doesn't have the most pyramids nor the biggest. Radiation isn't dangerous. We don't know anything about Druids. Not all pirates were criminals. Some of them were government agents. Rastafarians don't call themselves Rastafarians. The Sun is not on fire. Hamlet wasn't a popular play during Shakespeare's time. Archeologists know who built the Easter Island heads. The Amish do use electricity. Nazis never called themselves Nazis.
The Tales of The Chosen
It was a tough time to be alive in the world. The world had grown so intellectually advanced that children were required to commit years, even decades of their lives to their fields of study. It was not like the simple times of the past where peace and harmony were secured. Political greed and corruption surrounded the world like the air we breathe. In these "institutions of learning" secret mind controlling classes were taught to "The Chosen" or more commonly referred to today as "Students". Not all individuals reacted to these evil teachings. Revolts would commonly spring up but were quickly silenced...except for the 'Muffins'.The Muffins played as fools pretending to bend to the will of the Institutions of Learning, but in the shadows of the night carried out their plans. This story has been past down from generation to generation by word of mouth and writings but no one is sure if these events truly happened or just a mere fictional tale whispered about through the halls of the world.
Jerry Goldsmith - Music Scoring for American Movies
This essay represents the first organic study about Jerry Goldsmith (1929-2004), an emblematic American film composer from the second half of 20th century. His personality is examined within the cinematic production system in which he operated for about fifty years, collaborating with directors like John Huston, John Frankenheimer, Franklin J.Schaffner, Roman Polanski, Joe Dante, Richard Donner, Paul Verhoeven and many others. He won the Academy Award in 1976 for "The Omen".
1000 Mind-Bending Facts
Jose Ochoa was stabbed to death by a chicken. You can boil and freeze water at the same time. "Abracadabra" means "I create as I speak." Pineapples used to cost $10,000 each. Killer bees are manmade. There have been five attempts in history... to ban history. Volcano surfing is a sport. The oldest human name that we have record of is Kushim. There is a flower that looks like Darth Vader's helmet. Sunspring is the first film written by AI. Five of George Foreman's children are called George Foreman. Nobody knows who created donuts or where or when. Colors can be copyrighted. The three most recognizable smells are coffee, crayon, and peanut butter. When the x-ray was discovered, some people thought it was a hoax. Todd Philips directed Joker, which revolves around a serial-killing clown. Philips' first film was funded by a serial-killing clown
Lightning In a Bottle
Book #69 in the series, Frank Zappa, Hot Rats. Thought of as THE Jazz/Rock Fusion record, the album has become legendary on so many levels. The performances were absolutely stunning & it was Ian Underwood's time to shine. His work on the Sax, Clarinet, Flute & Keyboards was groundbreaking & brought him International notoriety. Max Bennett (bass), John Guerin, Paul Humphrey & Ron Selico (drums), Sugarcane Harris & Jean-Luc Ponty (violin) all gave career best performances & yet, this album was still dominated by Frank Zappa! His Production & Engineering demands for the album pushed forward the recording industry by a decade. Hot Rats was also the album where Zappa unleashed his guitar prowess to the world, stunning fans with his originality & fluidity, along with the sonic masterpieces he created. But more than anything, it was his songwriting. These pieces truly defied categorization, as Zappa merged the Blues, Jazz, R&B & Soul all into a collection of timeless Rock & Roll songs for the ages!
Shorty Short (Short Stories)
Just some short stories by a Girl who's a little bit crazy. Read, Enjoy, Share! I wish I could have gone back and changed everything before I became this crazy person. I wish I could have ran away from society because society changes people and people change people... People destroy the society and the society crumbles piece by piece, what is the point of having people and a society where no one works together, and no one understands?- Society Has Changed.
1000 Facts about the Greatest Movies Ever vol. 3
OJ Simpson was turned down for the role of The Terminator because the studio thought he couldn't play a convincing killer. Back to the Future was nearly called Spaceman from Pluto. In the original script of The Truman Show, all the actors are criminals. Bob Hoskins kept hallucinating while making Who Framed Roger Rabbit and couldn't work again for a year. The line, "Fly, my pretties. Fly!" is never said in The Wizard of Oz. The crewmembers of The Lord of the Rings made so much chainmail for the films, they wore their fingerprints off. The main song for Beauty and the Beast was meant to be a rock-n'-roll song. The most expensive part of Rocky was the make-up. The line "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn," in Gone with the Wind was nearly, "Frankly my dear, it makes my gorge rise." Alec Guinness wears a toupee in every Star Wars film that he appears in. Production on The Shawshank Redemption was shut down for days while the studio waited for a maggot to die so they could use it in a scene.
Bright Future Ahead
This is a book about science ideas, inventions and opinions that may be so far into the future that I do not expect the reader to fully grasp it's magnitude at first. I think this book will be one of those ridiculed and criticized at first glance and widely admired more than one hundred years later.
Francois and Salvatore Skits 3
Francois and Salvatore along with their wives Antionette and Catalina are back with a new book of comic skits. Theresa, the girl next door, and Antionette's poodle Fifi participate in the mayhem. Enjoy!
HPI Chronicles Vol. V Finding the Vortex
"Everything Paul Dale Roberts does is fascinating, and this book is no exception. HPI Chronicles gives you the insider scoop about real ghostbusters, and it is an exciting look at actual paranormal investigations. Fun, sometimes chilling, and always authentic; not to be missed." -- Jeani Rector, Editor of The Horror Zine
Paradise Farm
This is a story about a pheasant shoot as seen through the eyes of our heroic bird, number 361. Having been told that the 'camp' he had been so unceremoniously dumped at, along with 400 other unsuspecting birds, was just a stopover until they would all be taken to Paradise Farm, an idyllic place they would be allowed to live free and happy lives. But 361 soon finds out that it is not Paradise waiting for them, but dozens of men with guns... So, how does one simple little bird rescue himself and 400 others from certain death?
A Flower of the Lips
In this new play by Australian playwright Valentino Musico, the author tries to come to terms with the murder of his great - grandfather Bruno Aloi, born in the Calabrian village of Pietracupa in 1883 and now long dead. Based on a 500 page document obtained from the Italian State Archives' Reggio di Calabria office Valentino Musico started to find the truth about his great - grandfather's murder. "In 2014 I finally read the handwritten Italian archive documents. I then began to believe from all this reading and gleaning and weighing that Bruno was a good man, his story was important, and his story merited more than being mingled and flung forsaken with his bones into the ossuary." The result of Valentino Musico's findings is his compelling new play "A Flower of the Lips".
1000 Facts about Animated Shows Vol. 1
Brian from Family Guy is an atheist even though he has met Jesus and God several times. Peppa Pig won a BAFTA. In The Simpsons, Homer and Krusty the Clown were meant to be the same person. In SpongeBob SquarePants, Squidward isn't a squid. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a parody of the superhero, Daredevil. The makers of South Park can create an episode in two days. In Archer, Lana is nicknamed Shirley Temper, Monster Hands, Truckasaurus, and Spray + Pray. Scooby Doo was meant to be called Too Much. The actors of Dragon Ball Z regularly passed out from exhaustion while recording their lines. The person who created Avatar: The Last Airbender used to work on Family Guy. Poison Ivy only became a popular Batman villain after she debuted in Batman: The Animated Series. Daffy Duck's first catchphrase was, "Jiggers, fellers." Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy was created on a dare. The first thing Mickey Mouse ever said was "Hot Dog!"
1000 Facts about Animated Shows Vol. 3
In Adventure Time, Jake's insides are cursed to smell like vanilla. Michelangelo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had his name misspelt for 20 years. Jim Davis created Garfield to see if he could make a character successful even though it isn't funny. The Simpsons characters, Itchy & Scratchy nearly had a spin-off. Zoidberg from Futurama has a pet slinky. Scrooge McDuck from Ducktales is immortal. SpongeBob SquarePants has won two BAFTAs. Queen Elizabeth II said her favourite scary movie is How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Dr. Krieger from Archer is a clone of Hitler. The word "radiation" couldn't be used in the cartoon, Spider-Man. Scooby Doo's real name is Scoobert. Mickey Mouse gas masks were created for children during World War II. Originally, Popeye the Sailor said spinach is full of Vitamin A, not iron. One of the villains in The Powerpuff Girls is a parody of Yoko Ono. Dragon Ball Z villain, Frieza, is based on a real-estate speculator. The creators of South Park hate Family Guy.
The Mouse House
The setting for this two act play is in a cottage somewhere in Ontario. Carson, a successful author has arrived at the end of the fall season to write his latest book. He chose this time of year to be in complete isolation; with no phone, and away from his tormented life. Late one night, Carson is jolted awake by the sounds of an intruder climbing in through the window. He knocks the intruder out. The next morning, Troy, an angry teenaged delinquent regains concousness, and discovers Carson has chained him to a heavy metal bed. With unexpected revelations which turn the play on it's head, these two fierce opponents find themselves coming face to face with their inner demons, and an emerging unspoken trust. This award winning drama premiered at the Peterborough Theatre Guild in 2012, receiving standing ovations night after night. It was an instant resounding hit, and went on to win Best Production of an original Canadian Play at both the E.O.D.L. Festival and at the Theatre Ontario Festival.
Medicated America Your Child's Story
Based On True events! From a boy to a psychopath.. we hear the side effect warnings in all the commercials. but do you ever really pay attention..this is your child's story! A great visual read.
1000 Out-of-this-World Facts About Space
A planet can turn into a star. Mercury has ice. On Venus, it rains metal. Earth isn't round. Mars is the only planet that is solely populated by robots. The volcanoes on Jupiter's moon, Io, erupt its lava into space. Saturn has a hurricane in the shape of a hexagon. Uranus' moons are named after Shakespeare characters. Neptune has a ring like Saturn that we can't see in photographs. The Moon's real name is Luna. The oldest planet, Methuselah, is 12.7 billion years old. The word "planet" is Greek for "wanderer." Asteroids can have moons. A comet's tail is about ten million kilometres long. When a Black Hole tears something apart, it's called spaghettification. The Big Bang Theory's original name was The Primeval Atom. The universe is beige. No, really.
Best Frendz 4-eVA
I walked the ancient pilgrimage to Santiago as part of my college education. One of our assignments was to keep a weblog while we were walking "The Way." This book is a collection of all the blog posts that I wrote while I was walking across Spain.
Book-Worthy Trivia by Betty Bookmyer Facts Within Fiction
Do you ever wonder if something you're reading in a novel is true or false? Betty Bookmyer wrote a quiz book with the facts she found in popular fiction. Forty-four novels are featured and over 500 facts were researched. The last question in every section will have you guessing from what novel the facts were found. Balducci, Kellerman, and Koontz are just a few of the best-selling novelists included. Test your skills and have fun finding the facts within fiction.
1000 Facts About Film Directors
Martin Scorsese was at death's door when he was making Raging Bull due to a cocaine addiction. Quentin Tarantino can only type with one finger at a time. Robert Rodriguez's children are called Rocket, Racer, Rebel, Rogue and Rhiannon. Ridley Scott has never won an Oscar for Best Director. Mel Brooks defused land mines in World War II. Christopher Nolan can't see red or green. Stanley Kubrick thought his best movie was Eyes Wide Shut. Tim Burton has a phobia of chimpanzees. George Lucas said that Darth Vader was inspired from Doctor Doom from the Marvel Comics. Guillermo Del Toro's father was kidnapped in the early 1990s. James Cameron paid off the ransom of $1 million. Joss Whedon's cult show, Firefly, was supposed to run for seven seasons. Edgar Wright shot the Klingon scene in Star Trek: Into Darkness David Fincher's favourite book is Dracula. Charlie Chaplin has an asteroid named after him. M. Night Shymalan wrote Stuart Little. Alfred Hitchcock had a phobia of eggs.
Student Progress Tracker
This book is a student progress manual to accompany lessons for Chicago Style Steppin with Daron "Dr. Step" & Janetta "Tekniq" Barker. It is intended to introduce you to and track your development through various levels and phases of the dance. Check out the lessons online or visit one of our classes. www.back2living.org / www.back2living.mindbites.com. We developed these steppin lessons and teach them in a way that's fun, creative and easy to grasp. We will take you through various techniques to help guide you step-by-step to quickly progress through the phases at a pace that fits your time, schedule and availability. Our lessons are ideal for the beginner stepper. Our regular classes are taught on Sundays in Mission, Kansas with other classes at different locations and times to support the overall Kansas City Metro Area.
Fernweh
In his first book, Toby Hudson shares his thoughts on the world of mentalism. Inside, you will find 5 routines and over 20 bonus ideas, ranging from close up effects to full stage routines. There is also his takes on such classics as Kolossal Killer, ACAAN and many more, as well as new ideas and presentations. For the first time, his signature routine 'Memory Lane' has also been full revealed. There is also Toby's work on the Tarot and a unique, colour based reading system that can easily be applied to many other effects. Foreword by Roger Curzon 106 Pages
Dyskolos
Dyskolos, The Curmudgeon, is the only nearly complete extant play of the Athenian New Comedy. Menander, c. 342/1-c.290 BCE, was the best known among the playwrights of the day; he won first prize eight times at the Lenaia festival, held in late January, including for this play. His work was enormously influential for Roman comedy as we have it from Terence and Plautus, and for such later dramatists as Shakespeare and Moli癡re. This play celebrates in comic mode the season, late winter, in which it was produced, the time when the ground is being broken up for sowing new crops. But its action is so trenchantly and vividly staged that it far transcends its occasion to present a timelessly relevant exploration of relationships in family and society-between brother and sister, parents and children, old and young, masters and servants, rich and poor, city dwellers and country folk. The old Curmudgeon of the title-an alternative given by an ancient source is The Misanthrope-finds that his desire for a self-sufficient existence cannot be sustained in the face of family and social necessities, while the younger people find that erotic desire and civil life cross class and family lines in ways familiar to us. The translation takes primary account of the play's marriage of colloquial language with formal and musical meter, on the conviction that English can pleasurably convey that union. I have closely observed the specific metrical patterning of the lines: the iambic hexameter, one foot longer than English blank verse, of most of the dialogue, and the longer and more elaborate lines of two climactic late passages. At least the second of these was set to music, for the one surviving stage direction, aulei, tell us that an aulos, a double-flute, accompanied the speeches, and this was probably true for the first as well. Like all plays, from Greek tragedy to the latest Broadway production, a fully vocal rendering of the play, bringing out the music and enlivening the characters as they respond to each other, is by far the best way to experience it. But it can also be read with such a performance merely imagined. In either case I hope readers will come away with an appreciation of the brilliance of this ancient but lively comedy.
Halloween Machine Magazine Issue Three
HALLOWEEN MACHINE MAGAZINE! Issue Three is loaded with all kinds of tricks and treats for the Halloween obsessed! From home haunters and industry pros! This one features Halloween Store Sightings, Makeup Artist Laura DeNotaris, Best Halloween TV Episodes, "The Tale of Uncle Jonah" by Charles Shaver, and much more!
