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                                              |  |  HEART SPEAK, Monologues for Men 
                                            and Women by Christopher 
                                            Woods A collection of two monologue 
                                            shows, "Women Alone" and 
                                            "Lover, Killer, Angel, Thief." Cover art: Original Watercolor by 
                                            Angie Fenton. Published by Stone River PressISBN 0-9627844-8-6
 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 
                                            Paperback with Perfect Binding104 Pages of 10 monologues each for 
                                            men and women with Note space.
 Dramatist, poet, short story writer 
                                            Christopher Woods has a knack for 
                                            getting to the heart of a character 
                                            that is hard to match. He is as adept 
                                            at exploring a woman's sexuality as 
                                            he is at peeling to the core a man's 
                                            fears and foibles. Taken from his 
                                            hundred or so brief fiction stories, 
                                            this cast of lovable, quirky characters 
                                            are a delight to perform as well as 
                                            to read. FROM "CHIMAYO"
  
                                            I can tell you about the road 
                                              to Chimayo. I can tell you about 
                                              other roads. But no matter what 
                                              I say, I can't change the reason 
                                              why we had to go there. Not hope 
                                              or prayer or doubt can change a 
                                              thing. . . .What did I know about 
                                              shrines? Not a thing. Pictures of 
                                              Lourdes and Fatima in magazines. 
                                              I knew they were desperate places. 
                                              They would have to be, just to exist. 
                                              To lure the damned. Certainly, no 
                                              one I knew had ever gone. CHRISTOPHER WOODS has had 
                                            plays produced off-off-Broadway, in 
                                            Houston, Ft. Worth, Memphis, Minneapolis, 
                                            Providence, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, 
                                            Santa Fe and New York City. Critics 
                                            have applauded his flair for short 
                                            one-character playlets as evidenced 
                                            in Heart Speak. He has also published 
                                            over 300 short stories and poems and 
                                            his novel The Dream Patch has 
                                            been compared to To Kill a Mockingbird. 
                                            Under a Riverbed Sky, a collection 
                                            of some of his prose poetry and brief 
                                            fiction pieces has recently been published 
                                            by Panther Creek Press. He is the 
                                            recipient of a Mary Roberts Rinehart 
                                            Foundation grant and residencies from 
                                            the Ucross Foundation and the Edward 
                                            Albee Foundation. He lives in Houston, 
                                            where he has taught writing workshops 
                                            at Rice University Continuing Studies 
                                            Program, The Womens Institute, 
                                            and by correspondence. FOR ACTORS, WRITERS, PRODUCERS, 
                                            READERS AND THOSE INTERESTED IN THE 
                                            ART OF CHARACTERIZATION
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