Novedades

During the 1901 World’s Fair, snake-oil salesman, Jim Duncan, stumbles upon the body of a murdered boy, on The Midway. But when the body vanishes, he realizes nothing is as it seems. He plunges deep into the shadows of the fair’s gleaming facades to uncover a demonic conspiracy to assassinate the President and change the course of human history. In this heart-pounding prequel to The King of Pain, Dreamland weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of history, suspense, and horror. Prepare to be captivated by a story that will be with you long after you turn the last page.

Dawn explores the passions of a variety of workingmen; from the earliest shriek of the train whistle, and the rumble of truck engines, to the operatic whistle of the newsboy; the quarrels of the laboring force with each other and with the fate of each! Ellis reflects firsthand on his youth in an immigrant community of the Great Depression era. A play in one-act, running from an early morning to mid-day, reflecting on a span of years in the late 1930s. "This play is a great work of literature. Truly on a par with the great works of Arthur Miller ... Eugene O'Neill ... Clifford Odets. DAWN ...

A young woman with a shiner on her eye flees danger in Phenix City, hoping for a better life. An abusive boyfriend and the local law pursue. She may face new dangers hitchhiking south. Will she find the new life she longs for?