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Con-Eire: A Comedy for Voices
"RADIO PLAY" SCRIPT, ideal for live performances at cons! It’s three days before the start of CON-EIRE, the best Irish-themed science fiction and fantasy con in the tri-state area, when a phone call sets the entire Convention Committee into panic mode. Is Big Name Writer going to pull out at the last minute? What does Very Famous Artist have to do with that decision? And what do the Fairies have to say about all this? Follow the hilarious mishaps as the committee members work desperately to salvage months of planning and hard work, all of which are about to be undone by a well-known prima donna.
32 pages, Paperback
First published February 11, 2007
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K.A. Laity
77 books114 followersProfessional dilettante, arcane artist, all-purpose writer, Fulbrighter, uberskiver, medievalist, Sister in Crime, History Witch at Pagan Square, Pirate Pub Captain ☠ currently anchored in Dundee, Scotland · http://www.kalaity.com
Works include WHITE RABBIT, EXTRICATE, the HARD-BOILED WITCH series, A CUT-THROAT BUSINESS, LUSH SITUATION, OWL STRETCHING, CHASTITY FLAME, UNQUIET DREAMS, ROOK CHANT, PELZMANTEL, DREAM BOOK, CON-EIRE as well as editor of MY WANDERING UTERUS, DRAG NOIR, WEIRD NOIR and NOIR CARNIVAL. Writer of a wide variety of stories, essays, plays, and humour pieces. Also writes as Kit Marlowe (historical romance) & Graham Wynd (noir). Music as Victoria Squid & Higora,
Works include WHITE RABBIT, EXTRICATE, the HARD-BOILED WITCH series, A CUT-THROAT BUSINESS, LUSH SITUATION, OWL STRETCHING, CHASTITY FLAME, UNQUIET DREAMS, ROOK CHANT, PELZMANTEL, DREAM BOOK, CON-EIRE as well as editor of MY WANDERING UTERUS, DRAG NOIR, WEIRD NOIR and NOIR CARNIVAL. Writer of a wide variety of stories, essays, plays, and humour pieces. Also writes as Kit Marlowe (historical romance) & Graham Wynd (noir). Music as Victoria Squid & Higora,
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December 22, 2018
This isn't about SF or anything really, just radio play lines of a few convention organisers freaking out and repeating themselves a lot, because one of the guest stars apparently has history with another one and they don't want to share space. Guests are announced long before three days ahead of the event, so I'm not sure why it took until this point to happen. The matter is resolved so unimpressively I didn't notice and I was surprised when the lines ended. I have no idea why Irish themed event has been tacked on, as it's not relevant except to explain why the cast have names like Maeve and Connor, while the setting is supposed to be America.
The tale may appeal to others more than it did to me. This is an unbiased review.
The tale may appeal to others more than it did to me. This is an unbiased review.
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