Category Archives: playwriting
Letting Love Earn its Wings: The Great American Love Story
I have come to learn that when a thing is written, you must let it fly – let it earn its wings, and this precious piece must fly because love is at stake. #LoveMatters more than we know. Continue reading
Interview with The Phantom Writer
Hello, all. Sharing with you today my interview with The Phantom Writer where I discuss my love of reading, my novel, Murder on Second Street and Jaffa cakes (I’m down for anything cakeish). 🙂 Check out @ThePhantomWrite’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/ThePhantomWrite/status/374112719802097664 Links … Continue reading
The Key to a Successful Self-Publishing Career: Hire an Editor
I am just going to keep it real with you all because I know of no other way to be. One of the biggest struggles I face in cross promoting the works of other self-published authors is that the work … Continue reading
Death of the Playwright in the 21st Century
I am no longer taken aback by the response I receive when I answer the inevitable probing question at networking events, “So what do you do?” “I’m a playwright,” I respond proudly, if not a little wearily because I know … Continue reading
Call for Auditions – That Color Blind Kind of Love
My Creative Spirit Production Company is seeking actors for their upcoming stage play, That Color Blind Kind of Love, by Rebekah L. Pierce. The play is a part of the DC Black Theatre Festival at D.C.’s very own Woolly Mammoth Theatre. … Continue reading
LuLu’s Dance – a short play
LuLu’s Dance is a short play I am working on – kind of a dark, otherworldly piece. I hope you enjoy it, but keep in mind that it is a work in progress. I was inspired to write this by … Continue reading
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