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The American Stage and the Great Depression: A Cultural History of the Grotesque proposes a correlation between the divided "mind" of America during the Depression and popular stage works of the era, which are interpreted as theatrical reflections of Depression culture's sense of being trapped between a discredited past and a nightmarish future. The author analyzes the 1930s as an era of the grotesque, in which the irreconcilable were forced into tense and dynamic coexistence.

What hath Rash wrought? And wherefore blasts he gas? This Python-esque mock-epic traces the life and career of a WHOLLY FICTITIOUS and fully engorged gas-bag of a right-wing radio hero. From mysterious birth to glorious expansion, this rhyming masterpiece parodies poems from "Jabberwocky" to "Casey at the Bat" and ponders: will Rash's gas light up our world?

The American Stage and the Great Depression: A Cultural History of the Grotesque proposes a correlation between the divided "mind" of America during the Depression and popular stage works of the era, which are interpreted as theatrical reflections of Depression culture's sense of being trapped between a discredited past and a nightmarish future. The author analyzes the 1930s as an era of the grotesque, in which the irreconcilable were forced into tense and dynamic coexistence.

There's something in the woods. Adric and Wendy make their living searching for non-existent animals like Bigfoot, but now have been called on by a remote Cult Compound to catch a monster called "The Wolf of Heaven." There's something in the woods, and its robbing the cradles. But does Adric have another agenda? And monsters aren't real are they? The only way to find out is to start looking for clues. A play filled with dark mystery from the Author of "An Eloquence of Time and Space," "Cascade," and "Rex Stout Rings Again ," Cryptos will enthrall you with laughter, poetry, horror, and tears.