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Libby has an audio version of the play with the L.A. Theater Works full-cast performance. It's 3 hours, and free (with a library card), if anyone would like to listen to the performances in addition to reading it.
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Pretty sure the lit thread regulars post (irregularly) in a thread dedicated to discussing prose and dialogue, both good and bad, regardless of "genre" with some pretty sweet in-depth write-ups.
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Nov 20, 2018 18:56
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I haven't finished listening/reading the play yet because work's been busy, but I was surprised with how witty and funny the first act was. I know the R&GAD is supposed to be funny, but Arcadia's premise sounded very dry at first. Pleasantly surprised that my assumptions were wrong.
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Nov 20, 2018 19:07
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Need suggestions for next month. Christmas-themed is optional but not mandatory. How about "The Chimes" or "The Haunted Man and the Ghost", both by Charles Dickens. Dickens wrote 5 Christmas/holiday novellas, and A Christmas Carol is the most well-known, despite being the first one written. Both are readily available and under 200 pages, if I'm not mistaken. They also fit within your theme for the year.
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