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In 1979 a pair of children saw a talking white monkey sitting in a tree, in woods of Mane. Several years of strange events lead adults to call the Autistic girl a demon possessed witch and poltergeist.
Religious hysteria and acts of violence, resulting in the deaths of pets and the destruction of property, reached it's climax when her home was burnt to the ground, leaving her homeless and alone on the streets.
You are about to take a look at the world as seen through the eyes of an Autistic girl - a world where faeries walk along side the rest of us - and the religious hysteria when adults translated her faerie contact as demon possession.
Today the homeless woman known to the world simply as EelKat the Crazy Cat Woman of Maine has agreed to be interviewed and tell her tale of anguish, alien abduction, homelessness, living with Autism, and terrorism at the hands of religious leaders all because of their . . . Fear of Little Men.
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Religious hysteria and acts of violence, resulting in the deaths of pets and the destruction of property, reached it's climax when her home was burnt to the ground, leaving her homeless and alone on the streets. br />
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You are about to take a look at the wo | |  | | SHIVER
The claissc folk tale of Emmet retold.
Still being written, expected publishing date October 2008.
Type or Paste your work here... | |  | | The Pearl Necklace
Set in the ocean, The Pearl Necklace is an undersea tale of a ship-wrecked girl and the merman who rescued her only the kill her at the end of the story. The unnamed siren in this story was inspired by the siren Etiole of Wendy C. Allen's horror series, The Twighlight Manor. This version of The Pearl Necklace, includes both the original short story and its ballet rewrite, as well as the original costume and stage designs by the author.
The Pearl Necklace, a full length ballet, done in three acts of two to three scenes each. Includes options for small, mid-sized, and large casts. Ideal for school projects, amature theater, or professional productions. Requires a minimum cast of 7, though a cast of 14 is recomended. Extras can be doubled to accomidate even larger casts.
The special stage edition is spiral bound for use by actors, directors, and producers during stage practice of a live production.
To be published Spring 2008
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