I’m editing and formatting scripts so they can be available for purchase at the Student Life store.  In the first batch alone there are sixty-one.  I’ve done maybe thrity-five.  There are approximately 180 more sketches to go after this first batch, not to mention the full-lengths.  I’ve never read so much Christian drama  in my life.  Someone help me.  I need a Mamet book.  Or some Durang.  Or Stoppard.  Or Simon.  Or Shepherd.  The new Ives book would be great.

On a similar note.  Why are all the new critically raved/award winning plays only issue oriented.  Does no one write/care about the universal themes of life and humanity?

My new play/movie idea:  September 11, 2001.  Both towers of the World Trade Center have been hit.  The entire action focuses on one set of offices on a floor above where the plane has hit in tower two.  How do/did people cope, staring into eternity, on their way from one life to the next?  Don’t steal it.