Featuring a remarkable selection of plays and monologues, this collection highlights contemporary drama through the works of significant theatrical voices. It serves as both an engaging read and a vital reference for enthusiasts and scholars alike, showcasing the diversity and richness of modern theatrical expression.
"Not for Bread Alone" features 22 renowned writers who explore the deeper significance of eating beyond mere sustenance. Through essays on food, wine, and the rituals of dining, they celebrate the art of eating as a source of curiosity, romance, and insight, offering a rich perspective on culinary experiences.
Fifty-Five Writers on Humor, Courage, Self-Loathing, and the Creative Process
Exploring the concept of the alter ego in the creative process, this collection features reflections from various writers inspired by Jorge Luis Borges's "Borges and I." Each contributor shares their insights on the fictional personas that influence their work, delving into the complexities of identity and authorship. The book invites readers to consider the intricate relationship between the creator and their creations, offering a rich tapestry of perspectives on the nature of self and fiction.