NOTE: YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW PLAYWRITING TERMS TO READ THIS. However, do know that you NEED to read character descriptions and intro scene descriptions for it to make sense (as it is with most plays as written)
Hey Readers,
This is a one-act play I wrote:) Some of the terminologies may be confusing if you don't know stage directions, but really you can guess what it means. Like, "At rise" is when the curtain rises and so on...
This is a historical fiction story. I really love it and there's actually an interesting backstory to how/why I wrote it and the little easter eggs most of you won't catch. I'll be adding a little blog about it tomorrow that will include all of this. Thank you for reading and let me know what you think!!!
Xoxo,
Kelli ;p
PS: I'm going to create a new story soon. I'm not sure what it's going to be called, but it's going to a series of short stories so I can update regularly. I may even expand some of them into complete stories/novels if you all want:)
YOU ARE READING
Nightmares and Red Palms
Historical Fiction1934: the invasion of Sicily, Italy. World War II. "I'm coming home." [One Act Play] *You don't need any experience in play/theater terminology to read this*
