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This book is about the love of our master, how he saved me and others from the many troubles of life, and his compassion even when we don't deserve anything. He still comes through for us. I wrote some of his goodness to encourage others. He was and is always there for me. He will do the same for others.

This book is about the love of our master, how he saved me and others from the many troubles of life, and his compassion even when we don't deserve anything. He still comes through for us. I wrote some of his goodness to encourage others. He was and is always there for me. He will do the same for others.

Do you have relationship challenges?

Marriage doldrums?

An unfulfilling career?

A lack of passion, purpose, or fire in your life?

Have you faded away into the gray?

Does any of this sound familiar to you?

Life is What Happens ... at Play is a bold out-pouring of soul and emotion. The author shares her innermost fears, personal mistakes, judgments, dysfunctional patterns, and finally her journey toward discovering enlightenment. The experiences she shares are woven around a timeline from childhood through marriage and divorce and are...

In language that is at once poetic and vernacular, Don Hannah creates characters and stories that long remain with the reader and audience. The three plays in "Shoreline" explore that most basic and complicated of emotional territories: the family.

Produced at the Tarragon Theatre in the 1998-99 season, "Fathers and Sons" is a tender and funny evocation of one lifelong relationship captured in four movements.

When "Running Far Back" was produced at the Great Canadian Theatre Company in Ottawa in 1994, the "Ottawa Citizen" called it "theatre at its most passionate, powerful best." The...

She's running from her past... but fearful of her future.

At the age of eighteen, Charley Lane fled the small town of Lake Caywood, Pennsylvania. She left behind a grandfather who loved her dearly and a young boy who counted on her for all the things his mother couldn't give him.

Now, ten years later, Charley finds herself revisiting her hometown in order to attend her grandfather's funeral. She's uncertain as to whether her return is temporary or permanent; she struggles to blend her past, present, and future. What Charley does know, however, is that she has already hurt people, and...