Plays and Playwrights for the New Millennium is back and it’s an e-book!
Plays and Playwrights for the New Millennium is the first book in our Plays and Playwrights series — the book that started it all. We published it in 2000 and by 2004 it was out of print — 2000 copies sold and the beginning of a whole new trend in publishing.
Since it went out of print, we have gotten so many requests for this book — we’ve even seen it advertised on ebay for over $100!
So I am very excited to announce that the book is now available in electronic form — our first foray in the world of the e-book.
The link to Amazon’s Kindle Store is here.
And now you can read the original scripts of Midnight Brainwash Revival by Kirk Wood Bromley, When Words Fail… by David Dannenfelser, Making Peter Pope by Edmund De Santis, Crunching Numbers by Lynn Marie Macy, “So, I Killed a Few People” by Gary Rudoren and David Summers, Cafe Society by Robert Simonson, and Are We There Yet? by Garth Wingfield.
Yes, they are all back Plus the original Preface and Introduction by Martin Denton, along with a brand new Preface to the E-book. And there’s more — four brand new 10-minute plays, an excerpt from Bromley’s new play, and an excerpt from the screenplay Archie Nunn Killed a Few People.
How do you get the books? If you own a Kindle, it’s no problem, click on this link and it will be downloaded to your Kindle in less than a minute. You can download a FREE kindle app to your iphone, your blackberry, etc, even to your PC and you can then download a copy of the book.
We hope many of you will take this opportunity to check out our very first e-book. Let us hear from you with your thoughts.
This is a great way to have audition monologues handy.
