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In a contemporary theatrical and literary landscape often guided by caution, convention, and self-censorship, William Andrew Jones’ new collection, Naughty Bits: Ten Short Plays About Sex, stakes a bold claim for theatre that is at once uncompromising, intellectually sharp, and unapologetically provocative. Through ten short plays, Jones interrogates the intersections of sex, language, and power, offering critics and scholars a work that is as meticulously crafted as it is socially incisive. Reasserting Theatre’s Literary and Cultural Importance Naughty Bits situates itself within a long and rich tradition of theatre that confronts societal boundaries while challenging audiences to engage with language and desire in thoughtful ways. From classical comedies that skewered authority through ribald humor to Shakespearean wordplay and the absurdist experiments of the twentieth century, theatre has consistently embraced the transgressive as a tool for insight. Jones continues this lineage wi...

  Amy Faulks's fantasy novel SUMMONERS looks at how societies make rules to keep themselves safe from fear and doubt. The story takes place in a world where magic isn't just used whenever someone wants to; it's carefully controlled by systems that have been in place for a long time. In this world, death doesn't always mean sleep. When someone dies, their spirit might stay behind. Some spirits are peaceful, but others can be harmful. The city relies on trained professionals called Executors to keep the living safe. Executors are in charge of keeping spirits away from the living world and keeping them safe. Their work is hard and often goes unnoticed. The book is about Terry Mandeville, a seasoned Executor who is very strict about rules and order. Terry thinks that safety comes from being in control. When Terry meets the spirit of a man named Whip, he starts to question what he thinks his role is. Whip is different from other spirits in that he stays aware and stron...

  Chris Finazzo, former fashion executive and entrepreneur, unveils his riveting memoir, Reflections of a Town Driver: The Road to Redemption , detailing a remarkable journey through the U.S. criminal justice system, prison life, and ultimately, vindication. The book offers readers an unflinching look at the challenges, injustices, and human stories that unfold behind prison walls, making it both a personal testament and a critique of systemic flaws. Finazzo’s story begins with a thriving career in the fashion industry. Rising from humble beginnings, he founded his own brand, In the Paint , and later played a key role in the turnaround and IPO of Aéropostale. However, his success was abruptly interrupted on June 10, 2010, when the FBI arrested him for violating the Travel Act, leading to federal charges of conspiracy, mail fraud, and wire fraud. A simple internal audit triggered a legal ordeal that would change his life forever. In April 2013, Finazzo was convicted on multiple ...

This season, audiences of all ages are invited to experience a heartwarming story that celebrates the quiet moments that shape a lifetime. A Walk with Grandpère , the latest creation from acclaimed storyteller Michelle Dahl, explores the profound impact of intergenerational bonds, illustrating how love, guidance, and simple daily rituals can leave lasting impressions across generations. Set against the serene backdrop of a picturesque village setting. A Walk with Grandpère follows Mickey, a curious and spirited young child, as she embarks on a series of morning walks with his grandfather, affectionately known as Grandpère. What begins as a routine stroll soon transforms into a journey of discovery, reflection, and learning. Each step of the walk reveals stories, wisdom, and small treasures that carry timeless significance, demonstrating how everyday moments can shape character, inspire imagination, and strengthen family bonds. A Heartfelt Celebration of Family and Legacy At its c...

  In today’s fast-paced digital world, children are constantly bombarded with information and entertainment. Finding ways to engage young minds in meaningful, faith-centered learning can feel like a challenge. Wendy Baschuk , author and educator, has taken up this challenge with creativity and heart. Through her interactive Christian books, she brings the Gospel to life in ways that are accessible, engaging, and developmentally appropriate for children. Blending Faith and Creativity At the core of Wendy Baschuk’s work is the belief that faith can be taught through joyful, hands-on experiences. Her books, such as He Sent His Son , combine artistic expression with biblical storytelling, allowing children not only to learn about God’s love but to interact with it tangibly. By using coloring activities, opportunities for reflection, and interactive elements, Baschuk transforms spiritual lessons into immersive experiences that stick with young readers. This approach recognizes a f...