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JAC Publishing & Promotions
JAC Publishing & Promotions (JAC) began
publishing over 25 years ago.
In 1995, we dedicated our efforts almost entirely toward publishing
New England Entertainment Digest (NEED),
an arts &
entertainment monthly covering the arts in New England and New York.
With
NEED now a website and no longer a print publication, JAC ventured into another area where it can support the arts.
We publish plays
and industry-related books!
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In the Works...
"Babette Perfect" by Kevin T.
Baldwin
"Back to Scratch"
by George Matry Masselam
"Call it Even" by Lauren Ennis
"The Cultivation of Succulents"
by Jim Hetrick
"Dead Wrong"
by Roy Battocchio
"Finding the Greater Fool"
by Robert Joseph Ahola
"Flat Feet" by Mary Burkin
"The Four Sisters of Bakersfield"
by Martha Patterson
"It's Not on the Test"
by Carla Charter
"Ham-lette, Too"
by Alexander Fraser
"Investing in Murder"
by Jim Gordon
"Kierkegaard's Gambit"
by Lon Rogers
"Luau at Acorn Acres"
by Margie Langston
"McNaughtin & Son"
by Leslie Bramm
"The Memory Book"
by Jack Dyville
"The Morning Bird Sings"
by Craig Spaner
"Narcissus" by Robert
Joseph Ahola
"On the Expectation of White Christmases"
by Brian Petti
"The Red Room"
by Coni Ciongoli-Koepfinge
"Richard III" abridged by
William Arnold
"Sending Postcards" by
Gene Lesser
"Shakespeare & Elephants: Seven 10-Minute Plays"
by Aoise Stratford
"Something Old...Something New"
by Roy Battocchio
"Thicker Than Water"
by Roy Battocchio
"Through Enemy Eyes"
by Lauren Ennis
"Tricky Treat"
by Myles Nye
...and many more!
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May is
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
Please consider Lucy Wang's:
Bird's Nest
Soup
Big Red and Little
Tiger
Scenes
from a Chinese Restaurant
Please contact us for even
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JAC Publishing seeks monologues
(all sizes, shapes & formats)
for
interJACtions:
Monologues from the Heart of Human Nature (Vol.
II).
If you would like your work considered,
please send submissions to
submissions@jacneed.com,
or mail to JAC Publishing Monologue Compilation,
P.O. Box 88, Burlington,
MA 01803.
Submission Deadline: 06/30/12. |
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Lucy
Wang Is an award-winning, published and produced writer, in
spite of the odds, the pressure and the insanity. Wang began her
illustrious career as a bond trader on Wall Street because her
parents often threatened and screamed, "If we knew you were going to
be a starving artist, we could have left you in China!" When Wang
(nicknamed the "Hemingway of Memos") lost her job because the Mayor
of New York lost his, Wang decided it was finally time to pursue her
deepest passion. Everyone thought she was crazy to "waste" her
University of Chicago MBA. Luckily, her biting first play JUNK BONDS
won an award from the Kennedy Center and a new nickname, "the female
David Mamet." She has been writing steadily ever since, surprising
audiences with her diverse array of voices and life experiences and
collecting as many awards, accolades and new nicknames along the
way. Wang's other awards include a grant from the Berrilla Kerr
Foundation, James Thurber Fellowship, William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation Honorary Fellow, Best New Play from the Katherine and Lee
Chilcote Foundation, etc. Wang was also awarded a James Irvine
Foundation Honorary Fellowship in 2007 for her work done during her
second artistic residency at Djerassi. Wang's plays have been
produced all over and her voices span the gamut, from A to Z. In
addition to plays, Wang has written screenplays, short stories, news
articles, essays, and humorous creative nonfiction.
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even if their success stories are not what they publish with
JAC!
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