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Science Fiction & Fantasy
Darkness is a place; a planet without a sun; an ice giant drifting through the void; lost and alone; searching for an orbit to call home. The orphan planet is blind but alive. There are creatures without eyes or color or... See More
Fantasy
The gods are dying; the old gods, and the new. Technology is their poison. As they die, they take with them everything that make humans... human. Only the mythical Greenman has a plan... and he has to enlist the help of... See More
Stage play. 5 M, 2 W. One set. Two acts. "I saw a storm coming from the North, a vast cloud with flashes of fire and brilliant light around it; and within it was a radiance like brass, glowing in the heart of the flames. In... See More
Literature & Fiction
Jonathan M. Vick's MOST PRODUCED PLAY!! A stage play 1M., 1W. Two one-act plays on a single set. An Empty Chest: While calmly winding his watch in bed, Ashford proclaims to Lorraine that he no longer loves her, has poisoned... See More
Stage play. 1 M, 1 W. One set. One act. 90 minutes. Bill and Sally are a married couple playing character games with each other, never truly knowing who is beneath the character; who they are; and who they love. Sally... See More
Literature & Fiction
STAGE PLAY 7M. 2W. Two sets. Two acts In this holiday comedy, a group of backwoods brothers are trying to make the holiday season memorable when a blizzard blows in and ruins their plans. Their truck won't start, the... See More
Literature & FictionStage play 1 M, 5 W. One act. 90 minutes. When Tobias was a child, he had a monster in the closet named Xavier; a monster who quickly became his friend when his Mother and Father divorced. However, Tobias outgrew the... See More
Stage play. 3M. 2W. One set. Two acts. Marcus Etheridge stumbles, soap in his eyes, out of his morning shower to find that his usually dull and unoccupied living room is suddenly filled with an audience, staring at him in... See More