Ilana Lydia – Medium

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My Work on Medium, Organized by Subject — Part 2

Here’s where you’ll find more of the stuff you like — About Me Ilana Lydia — About Me 2.0 The story behind the storyilanalydia11.medium.com Books and Reading What if You Read Your Mom’s Autobiography and Found a New Level of Her Suffering? I’m grateful we didn’t find it any earliermedium.com What Are Words Exactly, and How Do They Operate? Why Does Reading Work? ‘It shouldn’t woik, I tells ya!’medium.com

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My Work on Medium, Organized by Subject — Part 2

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My Work on Medium, Organized by Subject Matter

Here’s where to find more of the stuff you like — About Me About Me — Ilana Lydia What are some curious facts about Ilana Lydia?medium.com Books and Reading Romance: The Bleeped Upon Genre No One Respects Or, in defence of Twilightmedium.com What Brave and Defiant Character Defines Your Story? From Valentine Michael Smith to River Song, your choices are manymedium.com Why Being Called Human Is a Compliment, Against All Odds Why some sci-fi got it wrong.medium.com

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My Work on Medium, Organized by Subject Matter

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Life and the Performing Arts

·May 22

Interview with Dane Futrell, playwright of Pandora’s Pantry

Part of a new series of interviews in Life and the Performing Arts Tell me about your work in B3’s 6th Festival of Shorts. Pandora’s Pantry is a short surrealist play by Dane Futrell. Bo manufactures women in an effort to perfect the modern relationship. He tells Viv, his companion…

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Interview with Dane Futrell, playwright of Pandora’s Pantry

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·May 22

Interview with Cody Goulder, Director of The Monster of Tempe Town Lake

Part of the new Artist Interview Series on Life and the Performing Arts 1. You’re an actor, designer, and playwright, and are currently working on a project as a director. Tell me about your directing. How does it intersect with your other roles in theater? I’m gonna go a kind…

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Interview with Cody Goulder, Director of The Monster of Tempe Town Lake

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·May 17

Interview with Malt Schlitzmann, Playwright of Penny-Farthing Polo

Part of a new Artist Interview Series in Life and the Performing Arts Tell us about your play. Penny-Farthing Polo came about because I wanted to do some sports writing about a sport that, I erroneously believed, did not exist. …

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Interview with Malt Schlitzmann, Playwright of Penny-Farthing Polo

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·May 12

Interview with Playwright Steve Martin, Author of 153

Part of a series of artist interviews in Life and the Performing Arts 1. Please tell us a little about your play. None of us knows how the decisions we make today will affect our life tomorrow. …

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·May 9

An Interview with John Perovich, author of The Monster of Tempe Town Lake

Part of our series of new artist interviews in Life and the Performing Arts Tell us a little about your work. What kind of theater do you like to write? My work is an eclectic mix of approaches to genre in dramatic writing — from original scripts about goofy spies…

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An Interview with John Perovich, author of The Monster of Tempe Town Lake

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Life and the Performing Arts

·May 2

An Interview with John Mabey, Author of A Tragedy of Owls

Part four in our new Artist Interview series Please tell us a little about your play. My play, A Tragedy Of Owls, is a historical piece that takes place during WWII. It’s a dramatic interpretation of real people and events in a prison located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Two members…

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An Interview with John Mabey, Author of A Tragedy of Owls

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Life and the Performing Arts

·Apr 27

An Interview with Bethany Dickens, playwright of Angel

Part three in our new interview series Welcome to our third interview in Life and the Performing Arts with artists near and far. My hope is that you’ll be inspired by one of the playwrights, actors, or other artists who share their work and process here. Thank you! Please tell…

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An Interview with Bethany Dickens, playwright of Angel

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·Apr 21

An Interview with Joe Gulla, playwright of Sleeping with the Fish

Part 2 in our new interview series 1. Please tell us a little about your play. “Sleeping With The Fish” tells the story of goodfellas, Don and Ron. After dumping their friend/mafia colleague, Ernesto, off the side of the Staten Island Ferry, Don and Ron take time to evaluate the…

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An Interview with Joe Gulla, playwright of Sleeping with the Fish

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