A play about what happens when 3 couples decide to take love off-line. Carter-Winward exposes the chinks in technology's ability to facilitate real and rewarding relationships. The play covers both generational and technological conflicts that are current sources of relationship stress in today's culture.
A play about what happens when 3 couples decide to take love off-line. Carter-Winward exposes the chinks in technology's ability to facilitate real and rewarding relationships. The play covers both generational and technological conflicts that are current sources of relationship stress in today's culture.
J.A. Carter-Winward is author of Grind, The Rub, TDTM, and Falling Back to Earth, and the award-winning "No" Poetry Trilogy. She's also the author of two short-story collections, Shorts: A Collection, The Bus Stops Here and Other Stories, and a successful, locally produced stage play, The Waiters, nominated "Best Local Event" in 2014. Her work appears in anthologies by Vita Brevis Press, Write Bloody Publishing, HSTQ, and several paper and online poetry publications. In 2014, Carter-Winward was voted "Best Local Artist" for her literary and visual art. J.A.'s upcoming releases in 2021 include: If It Stings... That Means It's Working (a poetry story), Work in Progress: Dialogues & Poems, and Killing Scott Lark: A Novel. Official website for Ms. Carter-Winward: www.jacarterwinward.com
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