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This beloved anthology, a favorite of students, teachers, parents, and dramatists for decades, offers a collection of twenty plays to be performed for young audiences or by child actors.
Plays Children Love: Volume II—replacing the earlier volume, which is now out of print—adheres to the same format of Jennings and Harris' earlier classic: a choice of plays for adults to perform for children as well as a choice of plays for kids to produce and perform themselves. Among the favorites collected here: Charlotte's Web, The Wizard of Oz, Treasure Island, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, and Jim Thorpe, All-American.
With an extensive introduction detailing the special needs of producing plays for children, and with many insightful instructions for helping children get the most out of producing plays themselves, this book is a solid asset for all classrooms, children's theatre groups, school libraries, education seminars, playwrighting workshops, and the like.
Melee Live is a print magazine of poetry, politics and art which
also has a substantial online presence. Melee Live is the
descendant of Melee magazine, which quickly got the attention of
the international poetry community in 2007. Melee Live. No.1.
Winter 2011. THE MFA SCHOOL: A call for submissions was sent to
every MFA writing program in the country requesting one poem only
from any student currently enrolled. We received over 200
submissions (via email) from 57 writing programs. Five poems were
selected from five poets to be included in this issue. One story
was solicited to provide some balance. This issue also contains
commentary and an editor's note which addresses the question of
what it means to be an American poet. What it means to be in The
MFA School. IN THE MFA SCHOOL ISSUE: Kaj Anderson-Bauer, J. R.
Bouchard, Jen Coleman, Kevin Finn, Jess Quinlan, Todd B. Stevens.
Ed Sanders also provides a comment on The MFA School. Melee Live is
published three times a year, in conjunction with Melee Live
Monthly: a new pocket-sized monthly magazine which includes one
poet, one story and one essay or one translation in each monthly
issue. Melee Live and Melee Live Monthly are published by USPOCO
BOOKS, the publishing division of us poetry company. S U B M I S S
I O N S Melee Live Monthly: Submissions are read year round. A
response is only guaranteed if the work is accepted. We make no
claims about "simultaneous submissions." Submit your work wherever
you want, silly After three weeks, if you have not heard from our
staff, you may inquire (via one email) on the status of a submitted
work. Send all submissions (five to ten pages of poetry, one story
or one essay) to [email protected]. Include current month,
genre and writer's last name in the subject line. Submissions may
also be considered for publication @ ManuFacturedArtists.com, a
blog of the arts. Do not include "contributor's notes" or bios, for
we do not publish them. Melee Live: Most issues are themed. In
un-themed issues, submissions are solicited. Melee Live has no open
reading period. If submitting a relevant work for a themed issue,
send your submission, in any format, to [email protected]. We
only accept email submissions. THE NEW ROTATING EDITORSHIP: Each
volume of Melee Live includes three issues published over one
calendar year, Januaryish, Aprilish and Septemberish. Editorial
duties will be passed on each year (method to be determined by
current editor), including full creative control of the magazine
for all three issues of the volume. The magazine may be housed
anywhere in the US, provided certain guidelines are met in
documenting all agreements/contracts for a given volume. For more
information on the rotating editorship (or to apply for the editor
position for Volume 2), email the editors at [email protected].
Visit us in the Live Connection at uspoco.com and
ManuFacturedArtsits.com.
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