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My name is Deborah Freeman. I am a playwright, short story writer, and an occasional poet. I freelance occasionally as a journalist, and run writing groups. I am available as a speaker on a selection of topics.
My name is Deborah Freeman and I am a playwright. I also write stories and some poetry. I freelance occasionally as a journalist, and run writing groups. I am available as a speaker on a selection of topics.
‘Tell it Not,` a collection of my short stories, will be published in January 2022 by Red Heifer Press, CA. Seventeen stories, of which more than half have already appeared in journals, anthologies or websites.
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I was happy to see my short story collection, ‘Tell it Not,’ published by Red Heifer Press USA, for two reasons. The first – well anyone would be [...]
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Some good news regarding my story collection, title Tell it Not. At least I assume that is why there have suddenly been a number of hits on my [...]
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Along with several million others, I watched the final episode of Happy Valley, and appreciated till the last flicker on the screen the huge talent of Sally Wainwright, [...]
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I’ve called this blog Chanukah and Christmas because the festivals are approaching, both of them. Perhaps as a reaction to Candlesticks and its endless focus on both religions, [...]
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This is the last week of Candlesticks at The White Bear, and once again, my thanks to Jenny Eastop, of Mercurius Theatre Company, and the cast, Mary Tillett, [...]
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Candlesticks opened on Tuesday night, and tonight, its third show, is press night. A full house, I gather, and of course Jeff and I will be going along. [...]
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The last month has flown by. Spent a week in France at the end of August. Got back in time for the start of rehearsals for Candlesticks. (Have [...]
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I am aware, sadly that people die at all ages. Two of my friends – brilliant women, full of hope for their futures – died, both of them [...]