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A two-act play focusing on Salvatore Oppenheimer Mansky's search
for the meaning of life. Our protagonist investigates the Jersey
shore in hopes of finding why one lives on earth, how one becomes
fulfilled during a lifetime, and if there is anything for mankind
after death. Nude beaches, the dance of the seven veils, casinos,
fortunetellers, Cape May diamonds and all that lies under the sun
cannot fulfill our protagonist's quest. Patch and Boswick, the
keepers of wisdom, find it most difficult to convince Salvatore
that there is only one way to go beyond the sun.
"Everyone wants to be an Italian from South Philly," jokingly
states the Saia family. "I guess it's the Rocky syndrome," agrees
Uncle Joe the baker. In this light Carmella marries her high school
sweetheart, John Leonard, upon his mother's rape and murder. When
the twins arrive for these newlyweds, Nana Maria, a want-to-be
Sicilian, favors the female offspring. Maria has blackmailed,
lusted after, and lured many "friends" in her life. Now she wishes
to usurp the Saia empire by brainwashing baby Grace while
diminishing older twin Philip's birthright. Eventually good wins
out, or does it? In any event twists, turns, and intrigue fill the
pages of this novella.
Asiloz and Rittania, evil witches, desire to control the forty-nine
castles in the country of Sylvans Penn. When Hilanna gives birth to
Asaph and Carlotta, the newly born become heirs to the throne.
Rittania's hopes of becoming queen are dashed by the twins' birth.
The sorceress, along with her mother Asiloz, sets out to destroy
the Plinth family. Using spells, witchcraft, and deceit at the
tournament, after mother and daughter had enslaved the entire
countryside, the maleficent ones lure Asaph and Carlotta into a
false sense of security. Through a series of deaths, misfortunes,
and failures a major transformation takes place in this fifteenth
century castle romance.
"Everyone wants to be an Italian from South Philly," jokingly
states the Saia family. "I guess it's the Rocky syndrome," agrees
Uncle Joe the baker. In this light Carmella marries her high school
sweetheart, John Leonard, upon his mother's rape and murder. When
the twins arrive for these newlyweds, Nana Maria, a want-to-be
Sicilian, favors the female offspring. Maria has blackmailed,
lusted after, and lured many "friends" in her life. Now she wishes
to usurp the Saia empire by brainwashing baby Grace while
diminishing older twin Philip's birthright. Eventually good wins
out, or does it? In any event twists, turns, and intrigue fill the
pages of this novella. Other publications by Charlotte Publishing
Press: THE NURSING HOME: a short play by joey donato ph.d., AFRICAN
FOLK TALES by Dr.jol, 2012 SAVING THE SPIRIT by Dr. jol, CASTLES OF
ROSEMONT by joey donato ph.d., CARMELLA'S TWINS by joey donato
ph.d.
At Fertile Gardens Nursing Home the residence have been abandon by
their children and siblings. Lack of love and family have caused
great angst and sadness on the part of the clients at Fertile. Not
much in life remains rewarding for our older seasoned citizens, not
even the Wednesday afternoon sing-a-longs. But through the birth of
children at the home, the reporting of the pregnant elderly by the
news media, and the inquisitiveness of the families a new beginning
takes place for all, a rebirth. A much needed play for the
electronic generation putting into perspective the need for human
contact, love, and care for those who have come before us.
In the environs of Vatican City, Northern Rhodesia, and many parts
of Europe Professors Barnes and Joel, along with their families,
search for the lost years of Christ, His 7 Mary's, and the
artifacts that promise eternal life. In the midst of intrigue,
romance, adventure, and humor the duo battle evil forces that wish
to usurp the world's power by way of pilfering the professors'
findings. With the help of family, Francis the elephant, Francis
the Pope, and a group of other eclectic characters the pair finally
comes to a profound realization.
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