Manu'scripts

 

Fiction

PARIS: Dante and Nate must defeat the illuminati and become philosopher-kings of the world empire.
 
Stripers: Rev. Dante finds himself on an alien world where the slaves were never freed and the aristocrats rule.
 
Neo-beat: Dante searches the hell of everyday life in search of the meaning of Beatrice.
 
Sod'em & G'mora: Dante has got his hands full with Lot, Nixon, the Nazis, and other concerns.
 
Priapus: the little garden god born in the Scottish highlands, and dead by the age of seven.
 
Svengali: a swarthy foreign mesmerist, or just a survivor trying to live out the last of his days in peace?
 
Caligula: In 748 AUC, Tiberius fathers a child in Nazareth, who in 774 AUC becomes the servant of Caligula until 782.
 
Pure: the infamy of the unnamed beast, or is there is a problem with the translations?
 
7 Brothers: Seven brothers of ancient China are sent out across the empire, to deliver a decree that can never be fulfilled.
 
Mood Pieces, 2006, 2007: short studies in micro action and insinuating misdirection.
 
Twice-Told Tales of Pessimism: everybody dies.
 
Tales to Correct the Morals of Man: miscellaneous pieces, parts, studies and experiments.
 
Moglify Me, 1988, redux 2008: me miserable liefe and t' history of the universe.
 
Epic Zigfield, 1988: redux 2008.
 
Ziggy Zigfield in the Time of Maximum Black, 1987: redux 2008.

 

Nonfiction

Futurian: notes on a philosophy of the future.
 
Lexicon: a handy glossary to a philosophy of the future.
 
Reintegration: a discourse on desegregation and reintegration in gender.
 
The consolations of causality: thoughts on determinism and fatalism as a consolation philosophy.
 
In De... (w/Attemptation play): Dante's defense of social evolution.
 
Master Ho: a neo-Victorian orientalist dialogue on the nature of the overman.
 
Contrarians: a cultural critique of social stagnation.
 
Essais: miscellaneous studies, attempts, and experiments.

 

Plays

Catco playshorts 1990-1992:
 
Dead Batch Boys; a couple of idiots want to be vampires.
 
Inbreeding; 1st Water play, the boys are drinking by the pool.
 
Treading Water; 2nd Water play, the boys are wading in the ocean.
 
Catco rejects:
 
When the Gods come to get you (MadLab); Wanda has kidnapped Randy.
 
the Cat: Van is the cat who lived off the cream.
 
Tree-Fish: 3rd Water play, the boys are at the beach house.
 
Catco/GCAC playshort 2000:
 
Interlude: a play without dialogue, about an intellectual couple in a restaurant.
 
Catco airport reject:
 
Medea: Medea is seeing Jason off at the airport, I thought it was funny.
 
Water plays:
 
Water plays: Inbreeding; Treading Water; Tree-fish; Hang-gliding; ...
 
Reality One-Act plays:
 
Church of Man; absurdist sketches on the history of civilization.
 
Time-traveling Elvis: a camp play.
 
Reality rejects:
 
Planet Earth: a father teaches his son all about ancient civilization in the 20th Century.
 
MadLab:
 
Foreign Wars; the good senator has collapsed the economy of a third-world nation, so he could buy the beach.
 
When the gods...;
 
Pissing Silver: pizza delivery is more than a job, it's a way of life.
 
MadLab plays w/ Eric:
 
Comrade's Christmas: our Marxist director stages Bob Cratchet as a symbol of waste.
 
MadLab monologue:
 
Suicide Notes, 2000: books and scraps of paper, trying to find order in despair.
 
Full-length plays:
 
RecRoom; Denny, hiding in his new recreation room, feels the paranoia set in.
 
ReVolution! and the polarization of wealth in the District of Columbia: a musical.
 
Like NoPlace Home: Jack has qualms with her extraverted family.
 
Milo monologue show:
 
The Reunification of the Species: a lesson in evolution, past, present and future.
 
Milo plays:
 
ParaPass; married professors have given over their lives to neurotic paranoia.
 
Attemptation (w/InDe-): a Kafkaesque nightmare trial.
 
Plays for Revolution: miscellaneous pieces.
 
Irish play for the Shamrock club:
 
The Hills of Connemara: Irish-American brothers discuss moving to Ireland.

 

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