"Goodbye" And "Fun With Shawn And Dawn" A Stageplay And A Screenplay

by Bob Lindall

Overview

"Goodbye" is a short stage play about a burgeoning relationship, the love of family and the perils of losing someone close to you. Recently written by me, after watching a movie that inspired nothing in it. In fact, I just felt the sudden urge to write it and managed to complete it in a single day.

"Fun with Shawn and Dawn" is a screen play about a loving couple, out to enjoy their lives, have fun and increase their quality of life, especially at the expense of others. This has been a labor of love for me, and all in all, it was written over several months, within my limited free time, which started after July of 2013 and finally finished the final part (currently, the final part), early in 2014.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940046360851
Publisher:	Bob Lindall
Publication date:	10/19/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	70 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Born. Then raised, haphazardly, as I would say, though it isn't the truth. And now, I still live. Yes, those are the types of responses I generally, give when asked about my background or Bio. I tend to be a very sarcastic, person, which shows, in much of my writing and artwork. I am an Author (if you couldn't tell, by this site - see, sarcasm, again), an Actor (mostly stage), a singer/songwriter, a CG artist and really...an all around, strange dude. As Steve Martin would agree "I live in a very inspiring place," called California, however, I just, don't happen to live in the place he was referring to. More accurately (but less specific), I live in the Monterey Bay area, which can be inspiring on its own. Much of my future book material can be found on the Red Bubble website, so if you wish to see a preview of what's coming up, that is the best place to go. Also, I would love to hear what you think of my "stuff." It doesn't matter whether you like it or hate it, but if you have something to say, I would love to hear it. I make this crap...er...stuff, for you, the reader...the listener...the viewer...the, ok I'm running out of things to say, but you get the point. Actually, I take that back, I'm no longer, running out of things to say, as of now.