Purchasing links below.

The Starre, The Moone, The Sunne.

The award-winning Elizabethan murder mystery whose solving just happens to reveal the true identity of “William Shakespeare.”

A beginners’ guide to the Shakespeare authorship question.

A rare collection of interviews with the world’s most acclaimed Shakespearean actors.

A novel about a repressive regime, a dowry burning, and the world’s greatest chemical disaster.

A masterpiece, a theft, a few betrayals, a haunting young girl, King Ubu, and God’s green candlestick! The personal story of Pablo Picasso, Guillaume Apollinaire, Max Jacob and Alfred Jarry.

Based upon the plays of ron song destro. 

HIROSHIMA (for which Yoko Ono wrote the music for the Kennedy Center award-winning off-Broadway production) explores the lives of the victims before and after the dropping of the atomic bomb.

THE CHILDREN OF THE CHAIRMAN, drawn from personal interviews with a secret political dissident in Hunan, China, explores the lives of perpetrators and victims in the time leading up to, including, and after the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

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The award-winning Elizabethan murder mystery whose solving just happens to reveal the true identity of “William Shakespeare.”

The Shakespeare Authorship Question for Absolute Beginners, Lazy Louts & Knotty-Pated Knaves.

The Shakespeare Masterclasses.

Indira’s Daughters.

A Day Picasso Mona Lisa Stole.

The Eastern Novels.

A beginners’ guide to the Shakespeare authorship question.

A rare collection of interviews with the world’s most acclaimed Shakespearean actors.

A novel about a repressive regime, a dowry burning, and the world’s worst chemical disaster.

A masterpiece, a theft, a few betrayals, a haunting young girl, King Ubu, and God’s green candlestick! The personal story of Pablo Picasso, Guillaume Apollinaire, Max Jacob and Alfred Jarry.

Based upon the plays of ron song destro. 

HIROSHIMA (for which Yoko Ono wrote the music for the Kennedy Center award-winning off-Broadway production) explores the lives of the victims before and after the dropping of the atomic bomb.

THE CHILDREN OF THE CHAIRMAN, drawn from personal interviews with a secret political dissident in Hunan, China, explores the lives of perpetrators and victims in the time leading up to, including, and after the Chinese Cultural Revolution.