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A Journal of the Plague Year, and Other Plays and Adaptations

Steven Key Meyers
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Steven Key Meyers/The Smash-and-Grab Press

About

This book collects plays written by Steven Key Meyers. His 1994 take on Daniel Defoe's A Journal of the Plague Year was a dramatic response to the AIDS epidemic.. The one-man play Chesterfield to His Son, adapting that forbidding nobleman's famous Letters, is an antic-and painfully accurate-dissection of a father's love for his son. Dr. Knox and Mr. Banner examines same-sex desire in 19th-century London and the stories people tell themselves about what makes them who they are.

More characters tell themselves more stories in five one-act plays set in locales ranging from Seward, Alaska to the sidewalks of New York's West 23rd Street: The Old Agitator continues his lifelong mission, but with modified idealism; a new arrival in Alaska does what she must in order to stay; a grandmother exiled to a suburban lawn examines her life and finds inspiration; a man explores the temptation offered by a random encounter, and a casual philanderer finally meets a reckoning.

Related Subjects

  • LGBTQ+
  • Drama
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • One Act
  • English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
  • European
  • Lgbtq+

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