As I was falling asleep last night, I wondered why the musical JC Superstar has been in my brain all week. I mean, it's not the SEASON for JC Superstar. I've not seen or heard it recently
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"Happy Equinox," my mother told me. "Is it today?" "It started at 3 AM."
The leaves here are starting to turn. The tips of the sugar maples shimmer. I have to close my window at night, because I am cold.
"Clothes are Important," Delia wrote in an email. I had been telling her how I'm trying to plan what to pack for New York and San Diego -
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But it includes the Muppet Liberation Anthem (only I don't call them Muppets in my play, because they're not, they're DOOWACKIES!), and a fight scene - with a SHIV and a BAYONET - and it is sad and gross and maybe, at times, if the actors are sharp, funny.
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After staying up until two AM writing - and FINISHING!!! - Canary of Candletown.Well, first draft, that is. But done! In a shape I can recognize as a STORY
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Work on "Martyr's Gem," and on Milkmaid, and -- let's face it -- on Shadowstalkers has been put on hold in favor of The Canary of Candletown, formally known as "Canary's Kiss," which started out as an idea the Belgian gave me on one of our train rides, when I was happy about being invited to submit to Steam-Powered II, and he was all like, "What is
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"At my birthday Muppet marathon, I was reflecting on how very lucky I was to be born at just the right time. How very lucky I was to be born into the age of Sesame Street and the Muppets. And now I'm thinking how
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Dreams from the Muppet Liberation Front. Apparently, there is a world where muppets and humans live side by side, like Sesame Street for grown ups, like Galaxy Quest but grounded
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