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Mara Purl '68 Bibliography |
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Closer than You Think. Haven Books, 1996, 2006. The second book in the Milford Haven saga.
Nobody's Fault.
Haven Books; 2001.
Dream Catchers. Christmas
Angels: Short Stories from Milford-Haven Haven Books, 2004. With students)
Screen "The Meridian Factor" co-written with Verne Nobles Plays 20th Century Fox/ Pegasus Productions optioned Teleplays "Guiding Light" CBS/ Televest Episode # 41010 "Only A Test" co-written with Dan Hamilton, Beau LAmour Radio Drama "Milford-Haven, U.S.A." creation of original radio series, 60 half-hour programs. BBC Radio 5 (U.K.) Syndication: First U.S. contemporary original radio-serial to be broadcast in the U.K. 4.5 Million listeners. "Milford-Haven" 90 half-hour programs Successful Test Marketing: 1987 - 1990 San Luis Obispo, California. Rochester, New York. Charleston, West Virginia. Colorado Springs, Colorado Theatre "Mary Mary Shelley In Her Own Words" co-written with Sydney Swire a one-act play "Draculas Last Tour" a two-act play produced at University of Alaska. Script withLinda Seger Consulting "Severe Mercy" "One Buck" University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Teaching Comprehensive, original curriculum covering writing for theatre, radio, television and film. The Colorado College: Original curriculum in television writing & producing Fifteen High Schools in Los Angeles, Colorado & Alaska: Original Curriculum in radio drama writing & producing Public Service "Step Forward - To Your Local Shelter" Co-Executive Produced with partner Erin Gray (PurlGray Enterprises). In conjunction with Women In Film. Produced for Haven House, Los Angeles; made available to shelters nation-wide. (Award Winning 1999 Womens Peacepower Award, One-minute episodes of a serial drama on domestic violence for radio and internet. with N.C.A.D.V. National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Student Dramas S.T.A.R. STUDENT TELEVISION AND RADIO Original curriculum developed & taught scripts written & produced: The Colorado College: "Only A Test" original live television drama The Colorado College: "The Peak Mystery" 4 points of view on one mystery "Ashton Valley" Employees at a small company save their firm. Univ. of Alaska Fairbanks- Summer Fine Arts Camp: "Alaskan stories Deep Freeze" US sub, and a Russian ice-breaker. crews must work together through a crisis under the ice. "Alaskan stories Frozen Hearts" bi-cultural family deals with legacy North Hollywood high School: "Toxicity" rival science students discover chromium 6 in the local water supply. Crittenton High School, Los Angeles, "Friendz" two girls give birth one to a crack-addicted infant. "In or Out" class mates pressure a friend to join their gang. "Changes" flirting leads to date-rape. Fountain Valley School, Colorado: "Going Somewhere" an athlete is pressured to "throw" a key football game. "Fountain Hills Mall" greed and corruption backfire Los Angeles County High School for the Arts: "K-R-A-P" TV station K-RAP discovers addictive ingredient in candy. Fountain Ft. Carson High School: "Westland High" domestic violence tears at a family. Chatsworth High School, Los Angeles: "Cruising" white-collar crime on the high seas San Pedro High School, Los Angeles: "San Feliz" investigative reporter discovers a corrupt company
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