A collection of fables with animals from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego mirroring the absurdities of human beings. The fables may be of foxes and skunks and toucans and manatees and hummingbirds but there is no mistaking the human element in these tales.

Six and one half plays by a Cuban-American writer.

Does a democracy have a right to defend itself from groups and individuals within that democracy that actively attempt to do away with that very same democracy? Can it do so by using anti-democratic weapons? Should it? But what it the people that comprise that democracy are persuaded to do away with democratic principles? This stageplay is set in Europe during the 1970s when many countries were faced with this conundrum.

This stageplay examines a possible alternate "history" wherein Adolf Hitler actually wins in the Second World War.

This is a collection of stories about the relationships, conflicts and misunderstandings between men and women, wherein men are---gasp!---the good guys.

This volume contains two one-act plays, which are radically different from each other. Like the masks that symbolize the theater, one is a comedy and the other one a tragedy. Sonya the Cat is a comedy based on a fantasy theme, similar to the Tolkien works, wherein two brothers have a magical cat that is catnapped by goblins, at which point they set out to retrieve her. Pontius Pilate, on the other hand, is a tragedy based on the trial of Jesus Christ, except that the emphasis is on Pontius Pilate and the moral dilemma with which he was faced.

$12 Ramon Villaverde is a Cuban-American living in Miami who has met the love of his life and wants nothing more than to pursue his profession. However, the sudden appearance of a Cuban boy who was rescued from the high seas and the concerted campaign by Communists in the United States to return the boy to the Cuban government shatters any illusions he has of being an island unto himself, aloof from cruelty, and draws him into becoming deeply involved in moral issues as he is forced to make decisions which will affect his own life.

What if your dead child could be brought back to life? When you die, what will you find at the end of the tunnel? How should we treat visitors from outer space? How can you possibly do away with your emotions? What if in Halloween the monsters came out?

A collection of humorous short stories about Indonesians, with a couple of ghost stories thrown in for good measure.

One fine day, as Bruno Lambertazzi ig going about his business, he receives the news that he is . . . dead. Well, as if that was not bad enough, everyone else believes the news. A bizarre stageplay by a Cuban-American playwriter.