The collected plays of Robert A. Parker explore worlds beyond the reality of earthly life. These plays reach into the spiritual world, into different cultural worlds, and into the private worlds we all inhabit.
The people you will meet here discover themselves through unexpected death, unsuspected love, and family relationships that we all too often take for granted. Solidly middle-class characters, they deal with personal secrets as well as scandal and confession, adoption and abortion.
Here are people in constant struggle against the evil we all at times succumb to. Meet Billy, who resents his mother's suffering; Sarah, who resents her father's life; and Steve, who resents God. Meet Trish and Maria Teresa, who want to escape their family; and Hal, who wants to escape his responsibility. These are the people next door you never got to knew, as well as people who live a life that might have been your own.
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Robert A. Parker
RAParker
Nutley, NJ
Bob Parker has exhibited his photography in New Jersey and Manhattan, often with his wife Margot, and has written extensively for consumer, business and specialized magazines. Publications he has edited have earned national regognition, and his photographs have also earned numerous national awards. His writing covers literature, travel, finance, and the arts, while his photography ranges from architecture to scenics, always featuring simplicity and natural light.
Parker's photography has been reviewed and featured in Newark's The Star-Ledger, the Trenton Times, and other publications. His articles have appeared in The New York Times, Caribbean Travel and Life, America, The Critic, Communication Arts, Business Finance, the OAS magazine Amerias, Navigante, the Miami Herald, and other publications.
Fecha de publicación 22 de mayo de 2011
Dimensiones Comercial 424 páginas
Impresión en blanco y negro (en papel no estucado crema)
Categoría Literatura y ficción
Etiquetas New Jersey, spiritual, death, priests, cultures, Venezuela, Manhattan, Massachusetts, suburbs, angels, heaven, actors, theatre, Plays