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Intimate Dialogues

Stories of people in confidential conversations. Dialogues between couples, whether two males, two females, male/female, old/young, couples, strangers, people and TVs or two dogs. On love, loss, hope, impropriety, friendship, death, anger, joy. Some are humorous, some fierce, most emotionally resonant. The talks occur in bars, in living rooms, in hospital waiting rooms, on building ledges, dentist chairs, therapists' rooms, rest homes, usually face to face, rarely on phones. Always intimate.A type of storytelling that’s called a character piece and is meant to convey a mood or idea.They are intimate, and much of the intimacy is revealed through dialogue.Like intense, short pop songs, with as much emotion and fizzle as possible.

151 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 15, 2013

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Vincent Eaton

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Had a novel published by Viking-Penguin (Ed. Kathryn Court), entitled Self-Portrait of Someone Else some while back. Over the years have had assorted short stories and personal/humorous essays have been published in both in print and online magazines.

Various awards for my plays have been presented at international theater festivals. The Festival of European Anglophone Theatrical Societies, most recently MAX DIX, ZERO TO SIX, which was awarded best original play (Stockholm Festival) and a national United Kingdom prize, the George Taylor Memorial Award for best original script nationwide; another play, BOOM won the Mervyn Brisco award (The Hague), STAY also won the same Mervyn Brisco award (Brussels); THE MAN WHO WOULD FLOAT AWAY was a multi-nominated, award winning, comedy-drama at the Washington D.C. Theater Festival).

I’ve attended the Sewanee Writer’s Conference where I was mentored by Pagett Powell. I have been in several writing workshops. Also have a background in video making, theater, actor/voice over professional, life-guarding gigs, business publishing.

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