The mayor against a bunch of squatters! They are planning to make a big bust and run, but he's on to them. Or is he? Meet the squatters: Clemens, Paz, Ivo, and Emile. They smoke too much and watch... More > too much TV. Meet the city's eccentric mayor, Vladimir. He's convinced they are his ticket to promotion, and it's up to his lackey, Cramer, to try and convince him otherwise. Enjoy the play!< Less
The mayor against a bunch of squatters! They are planning to make a big bust and run, but he's on to them. Or is he? This is a play and is meant for the theater. It's also meant to make you laugh! It... More > ignores what are considered traditional forms, so leave your expectations behind.< Less
Imagine a world where the outcome of political debate is arranged beforehand. Imagine a world where we are too busy trying to make ends meet to care. Imagine a world where we get to feel good about... More > ourselves. A farcical depiction of the struggles between the world's power brokers: the Holy Man and the Politician, and later on the Capitalist and Communist as well. They must eventually come to an end...< Less
A collection of short stories covering over a decade: the death of the gods; life in a conservative, American family; the Earth in an age when corporations have taken over; a stoner coming back from... More > yet another trip to Amsterdam; a rebellious youth traveling through Italy during the Renaissance; likely love in an unlikely setting; psychotic daydreams; a fat man stuck in his neighbor's window; and the dark side of living in a Freemocracy.< Less
David Berkowitz attends the Johns Hopkins University in 1991 where he gets mixed up in drugs and insanity. Combined with a violent home life, David can't quite cope with his experiences. Later on, as... More > the world crumbles around him, he remains curiously unaffected. For he is still held in thrall by the events that occurred in that short time - and the girl he loved and lost. This is a story about a troubled soul who gives up the struggle.< Less
What would you be like if you could do anything you wanted and feared no punishment? This is a futuristic Earth. Drugs are a commonplace amusement and unemployment is a capital crime. Freemocracy... More > camps exist for those who make trouble, and most of us try and escape the boredom of our lives in a common virtual world called The Sim. Rise up from the lowliest slums to the heights of power with Marcellus Gyges. He's just an ordinary until he finds a magical token bringing him unlimited power. The question is: should he use it?< Less
Welcome to the Bunker, an orderly, underground utopia where everyone's needs have been satisfied.
Psst! Why don't you take a break for a few stretches, citizen. Your supervisor won't... More > notice.
Haven't heard of Terry Renfield, eh? Maybe you should take this book. Because there's a lot more going on down here than you're probably aware. Terry Renfield knows. He broke through the cheap web of lies. I can show you how he did it.
Control runs this place. It's staffed by Alpha clearance citizens, the brightest and the most trustworthy. They've been tasked with protecting the environment. Control protects us from all the terrorists, too. Traitors and social deviants are everywhere.
You think I'm a terrorist. I can see it in your scared, little eyes. You've seen one too many episodes of Ten Things I Hate About Treason hosted by Van Johnson. You're about to tell me to go get dysentery and leave you alone before the security cameras catch us.
We couldn't live without Control, could we?
Think again!< Less
Imagine a world where the outcome of political debate is arranged beforehand. Imagine a world where we are too busy working to care. Imagine a world where we get to feel good about ourselves. A... More > farcical depiction of the struggles between the world's power brokers: the Holy Man and the Politician, and later on the Capitalist and Communist as well. They must eventually come to an end...< Less
Welcome to the Bunker, an orderly, underground utopia where everyone's needs have been satisfied.
Psst! Why don't you take a break for a few stretches, citizen. Your supervisor won't... More > notice.
Haven't heard of Terry Renfield, eh? Maybe you should take this book. Because there's a lot more going on down here than you're probably aware. Terry Renfield knows. He broke through the cheap web of lies. I can show you how he did it.
Control runs this place. It's staffed by Alpha clearance citizens, the brightest and the most trustworthy. They've been tasked with protecting the environment. Control protects us from all the terrorists, too. Traitors and social deviants are everywhere.
You think I'm a terrorist. I can see it in your scared, little eyes. You've seen one too many episodes of Ten Things I Hate About Treason hosted by Van Johnson. You're about to tell me to go get dysentery and leave you alone before the security cameras catch us.
We couldn't live without Control, could we?
Think again!< Less
David Berkowitz attends the Johns Hopkins University in 1991 where he gets mixed up in drugs and insanity. Combined with a violent home life, David can't quite cope with his experiences. Later on, as... More > the world crumbles around him, he remains curiously unaffected. For he is still held in thrall by the events that occurred in that short time - and the girl he loved and lost< Less
