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A pre-thank you to anyone who has a few extra dollars to spare towards my trip.
I have a few months to raise all the funds, though I am hoping to get the money for the plane ticket soon, so that I can confirm that I will be able to be in attendance. I broke down the basic costs needed, as well as what the Play Lab entails on the fundraising page itself:
It won't be the first opportunity I've had to turn down. But this was such a big deal for me that I am going to research what that cost would look like. I have a month to render a final yes or no.
But it is really cool that I got in. It was unexpected.
(All publications listed newest-oldest.)
PUBLISHED SHORT STORIES:
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"Old Roots, New Soil," Once Upon
an Ever After; Kaye Lynne Booth, Wordcrafter Press, August 2022.
o
Monologue from “Have You Ever Heard a Goldfinch
Sing?”, 2022 Best Women's Monologues; Smith & Kraus, August 2022.
o
"Spinoza's Garden," Brave New
Worlds; Zombies Need Brains, LLC, August 2022.
o
“The Last Seven Tribes of Ketchari,” REPRINT, A
Summer of Sci-Fi & Fantasy: Volume One; The Author's Hand, June 2022.
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"When the Dust Settles," Unburied:
A Collection of Queer Dark Fiction; Dark Ink Books, June 2021.
o
"When Apple Woke," Upon a Twice
Time; Air & Nothingness Press, May 2021.
o
"Footsteps on the Floor," parABnormal
Magazine, December 2020.
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“The House on Blaubart Street,” Of Fae &
Fate: Lesser Known Fairy Tales, Retold; Beth Buck, Immortal Works,
September 2019.
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“The Last Seven Tribes of Ketchari,” On Fire;
Transmundane Books, 2017.
o
"The Night the Stars Fell," Pantheon
Magazine, May 2017.
o
"The Fragrant Feast," Dragons
& Witches; CBAY Books, April 2017.
o
"The Keepers of Madleen," Dystopia
Utopia; Flame Tree Publishing, September 2016.
o
"Jar of Pickles," One Thousand
Words for War; CBAY Books, April 2016.
o
"Fire on the Mountain," Fracture:
Essays, Poems, and Stories on Fracking in America; Ice Cube Press, February
2016.
o
"Hold the Door," The Northlore
Series, Volume 1: Folklore; Nordland Publishing, May 2015.
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"The White Sisters," What Follows;
Steenburgh & Lennox, Sep 2014.
o "Of Roots and Rings," Elf Love; Pink Narcissus Press, February 2010.
PUBLISHED NON-FICTION ESSAYS:
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COMING SOON: "From Fin to Feet."
o “When Something Awful Happened,” Against Death: 35 Essays on Living [Non-fiction]; Elee Kraljii Gardiner, September 2019.
PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVALS WON:
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(staged reading) “Have
You Ever Heard a Goldfinch Cry?,” Playwright Festival winner, KNOW Theatre,
2020.
o (staged reading) “Randall & Sons,” Playwright Festival winner, KNOW Theatre, 2019.
PLAYS PRODUCED:
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Because Women Were Created to Carry Two Hearts,
Performing Arts Company, SUNY Fredonia, November 1998.
It’s a lot of talking out loud to hear how my words flow, playing
with my Star Wars action figures when I hit writer’s block, and trying to
remember to eat three meals a day when I am on deadlines. It’s been more difficult,
since my accident, but I am still passionate about telling stories.
Stats
2014-2022
53 short stories finished
1
novella finished
11
one-act plays finished
*
190
submissions sent out
137
rejection letters received (not everyone sent them out)
*
16
stories published in anthologies
2
essays published
2
one-act play festivals won
1
writer grant won
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Keep dreaming your dreams.
Here is a link to purchase the book from:
https://www.amazon.com/Once-Upon-After-Lynne-Booth
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/once-upon-an-ever-after-kaye-lynne-booth
I am thrilled to be part of this collection that Debbie Lamedman put together, with a monologue from my winning play Have You Ever Heard a Goldfinch Sing?, from KNOW Theatre's Playwright Festival 2020.
I am equally happy to be sharing the pages with work from my friend and playwright John Mabey, who was my co-winner in the same festival in 2019.
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Womens-Stage-Monologues-2022
