Bücher von Wilson

Meet Ivan. He is Mrs O'Shea's cat, no Susan's cat, no Mark's kids' cat... Who does Ivan belong to? This story will confuse you, untangle you, and show you that in the end, Ivan is a very important cat!

What if you curated the perfect life, only to have it crumble?What if in that rubble, you begin to question everything?When all you thought you were is stripped away, how do you find yourself once more?Well, if you're Stephanie Wilson, you sell all your possessions and set sail around the world for 115 days seeking answers. But when big adventures end with bigger questions, truly finding yourself becomes the ultimate test of resilience.From big waves on the horizon overflowing with possibility, to the lonely wooden park benches of New York City, Stephanie's journey to learn how to trust her intuition and forge ahead in an unstable world will resonate deeply with anyone who has ever had the sinking feeling that there must be more to life-along with the relentless will to find the answer.Come for the exciting world cruise. Stay for the harrowing aftermath that leaves you amazed and inspired.Andy Frye, write for Rolling Stone and Forbes calls it, "a conjuring of Jack Kerouac with a smarter, more feminine tone. It's a good read for anyone who loves travel lit with a cozy and sometimes frightening look at post-modern life."

Set in 1904, August Wilson''s Gem of the Ocean begins on the eve of Aunt Esther''s 287th birthday. When Citizen Barlow comes to her Pittsburgh''s Hill District home seeking asylum, she sets him off on a spiritual journey to find a city in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Gem of the Ocean is the ninth work in Wilson''s ten-play cycle that has recorded the American Black experience and helped to define generations. The Broadway run starred Tony Award winner Phylicia Rashad as Aunt Esthe

Finalist! 2000 Pulitzer Prize in DramaPeddling stolen refrigerators in the feeble hope of making enough money to open a video store, King Hedley, a man whose self worth is built on self delusion, is scraping in the dirt of an urban backyard trying to plant seeds where nothing will grow. Getting, spending, killing and dying in a world where getting is hard and killing is commonplace are threads woven into this 1980''s installment in the author''s renowned cycle of plays about the black ex

Now students are able to easily study a variety of Shakespeare's works and come to a more complete understanding of the world's most famous playwright. Only scenes with small casts are included in this drama book. Each scene is preceded by character descriptions and a plot synopsis so that actors will understand the setting and motivation of the characters. All scenes are between fifteen and twenty-five minutes in length. Ideal for classroom performance or for auditions and acting workshops. Features scenes from Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, Othello, Julius Caesar, and Hamlet.