Tales Of The Pea Sea
Playlets, Poems & Potpourri
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About the Book
"McEwen is a voice in the wilderness with an incisive take on timely topics that daringly tiptoes the razor's edge divide between the Left and the Right. In an age when screeching factions threaten to spin every dizzying social and political issue into butter, McEwen zaps through the bubbling fat with laser-sharp accuracy, blistering logic, heady humor, and wit so sharp it can easily draw blood."-Award-winning playwright Keith Huff
"It would be difficult for me to overstate my opinion of Bob McEwen. He is one of the most intelligent, incisive and daring writers I have ever had the pleasure to work with."-Sandy Cavanaugh, Founder and Artistic Director, New Heritage Theatre Company
"Writers of all personal and political persuasions had moments when they struggled with the strange excesses of the PC in the early 1990's, and here Bob McEwen accurately takes aim at the absurdities."-Film and theater director Shelby Brammer
About the Author
Robert McEwen is a winner of two of the nation?s top awards for dramatists: first prize in the 21st Century Playwrights Festival, for his play Cholo!; and second prize in the Fourth Freedom Foundation competition at The Kennedy Center, for his play Son Of A Gonne. McEwen is a member of The Dramatists Guild and holds an M.F.A. in theater from the world-renowned Iowa Playwrights Workshop, where he studied with Shelley Berc, Eric Ehn, Lavonne Mueller, John O?Keefe, Lanie Robertson and Howard Stein McEwen also is one of the public relations profession?s most highly respected practitioners, having held senior management positions at three of the world?s leading PR firms and counseled scores of Fortune 100 companies. A former reporter and editor with The Associated Press, McEwen also is a certified facilitator of The Artist?s Way At Work?. He lives in Hinsdale, IL, with his wife and son.