Molly Brogan wrote Remember Me to make the statement that the US family and domestic violence court system are failing the very families they are designed to protect. Yet Remember Me is more, as the first novel in a trilogy that provides the larger canvas to portray a woman's spiritual journey. Remember Me is the story of a woman whose desperate need to own her soul is confused by her notion that the world around her is the basis of her true experience. In this established duality, love cannot be enough when loss is embedded in pain. Pain obscures the messages of spirit spoken with love by...

Without a Word is a kaleidoscopic view of the original man, who forms and reforms impulse as the dark night of the soul becomes dawn. The characters of Without a Word invite the audience to join them as they juggle Logos between each other and within themselves to become the one and the many. Without a Word is one of Molly Brogan's earlier plays and was well received when it was produced in the Chicago area in the mid 1970's in collaboration with one of the USA's most exhilarating designers, Margaret O'Brien. It has been called cubist or surrealist, but simply defies category as Without a...

Chasing Twilight is the story of a flash fire love that initiates the characters into the nuances of sacred relationship. It is a dialogue between lovers who have the wisdom to witness the process of relationship and the unfolding of awareness as love raises consciousness. As the second book of a trilogy, Chasing Twilight follows the character through her courageous journey as she learns to let go of her fears and embrace life and love to maximum capacity. The first book in the trilogy, Remember Me, portrays the Mary Margaret character as a woman on the brink of a spiritual awakening, who...