ANOTHER AMERICA

ANOTHER AMERICA

July Highlights Ave Maria Download Submissions Archives Jon Ferguson Mr. K  Returns Donald Freed Symposium Enrollment Patient #1 (Text) Harold Pinter Odditties Not by word alone Ronald Harwood A.J. Langguth M.C. Gardner Bruno Mascolo History of the Bible The Lost Studio L.A. Pinter Project New Writing Michelle Serena

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No iron spike can pierce the heart as deeply as a period in exactly the right place.

Isaac Babel

I must, before I die, find some way to say the essential thing that is in me, that I have never said yet.  I want to stand at the rim of the world, and peer into the darkness beyond, and see a little more than others have seen of the strange shapes of mystery that inhabit that unknown night ...     I want to bring back into the world of men some little bit of wisdom.  There is a little wisdom in the world; Heraclitus, Spinoza, and a saying here and there. I want to add to it, even if only ever so little.

Bertrand Russell

"... The books we need are the kind that act upon us like a misfortune, that make us suffer like the death of someone we love more than ourselves, that make us feel as though we were on the verge of suicide, or lost in a forest remote from all human habitation-a book should serve as an axe for the frozen sea within us."

Franz Kafka

Another America: Creativity without borders.

This website is the manifest of a group of writers dedicated to the celebration of the written word--both classic and contemporary. Included among our friends are Donald Freed, Harold Pinter, Ronald Harwood, James Ragan, Shelley Berman, Norman Corwin, and A. J.  Langguth.

We have published our first printed Journal, Another America  which features highlights from submissions from across the globe and a link to Susana Montal's performance of Verdi's Ave Maria, recorded exclusively for our inaugural effort.  

This website is open to any writer who wishes to submit his work (see Submissions, above). Rights to the submissions  remain solely those of the submitting authors. Submissions are presented without charge and may be withdrawn at the request of the submitting author or by determination of our editorial board. We are charting a highly inclusive course for our emerging publication and promotional activities. We believe that a new technology known as "Print-on-Demand," will bring about greater changes than those that were precipitated by book clubs after World War I or the spread of paperbacks after  World War II. To further facilitate the publication of contributing authors we are also establishing the Another American Literary Agency. 

                               

JULY HIGHLIGHTS

The Return of the Exile

Freed Symposium to Regroup August 9, 2008 in Los Angeles

Theatre Group Studio's  The Assassination of Heinrich Reinebach 

@ 2635 South Robertson Boulevard, L.A. CA 90034 (310) 839-9771

Saturday Evenings @ 8:00 P.M. Through August 2, 2008

M.C. Gardner's Review of The Assassination of Heinrich Reinebach

Apocalypse Nation, M.C. Gardner's Text Review of Patient No. 1

Michael Billington's Guardian Review of Patient No. 1

Further Theatrical Reviews of Patient No.1

Text of Patient No. 1

Author's Note on Patient No. 1

Freed's Essay Theatre: The Art of Survival

Firebrand in Exile

Political Theatre

Murray Interview with Freed

Hutchingson Interview with Freed

Hutchingson Interview with Farris

An Appreciation of Jon Farris

Northern Echo's Land of the Freed

Ronald Reagan on George W. Bush

New Writing

Ara Mgrdichian's Broken English, Mother Tongue

Adrienne Nater's One Day We Will Be I

Nina Hiken's Coffee

Oddities: 

A Bone Apart: The Peregrinations of Napoleon's Penis

Lincoln's Son Present at 3 Assassinations

Bush Vs. Spinoza

Now in Bookstores:

Penmarin's Publication of

Donald Freed's Every Third House

In the Air:

Mr. K's Triumphant Return 

 Playbills:

The Plays of Donald Freed:

 Gallery

Rembrandt's Bathsheba

Bruno Mascolo: Art Review by M.C. Gardner

Blogs:

Richard Hellinga's New Blog

Lisa Haviland's New Blog

 

 

 

 

 

ANOTHER AMERICA, THE JOURNAL

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USC Book Store

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FEATURING THE WORKS

OF 

28 AUTHORS

1 DIVA