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“What if… ?” What if there IS a way to change your life, to change from merely settling to making a dream a reality? This story is a light-hearted approach to finding an alternative to a dreary life. It is much lighter than most others I’ve written. Not by my conscious design but because that’s the way it came to me: wearing a smile. Or—perhaps?—this is an author’s attempt at wish fulfillment? Vrooom!

	The Elements of Playwriting December 6, 2001; 240 pages For those interested in learning and honing the art and craft of creative playwriting! With an infectious enthusiasm for the theater,... Read more
	Theatre Sources Dot Com: A Complete Guide to Online Theatre and Dance Resources November 8, 2001; 232 pages Catron (theater, William & Mary; The Elements of Playwriting; Overcoming Directorial Blocks About Blocking) presents an easy-to-read guide to the Internet... Read more
	Power of One, The: The Solo Play for Playwrights, Actors, and Directors February 7, 2000; 240 pages Read an interview with Lou Catron!The one-person play has a long and distinguished history, as well as being (a) one of... Read more
	Overcoming directorial mental blocks about blocking 1991; 22 pages
	A. Lincoln, the candidate: A play in two acts 1991
	Playwriting: Writing Producing and Selling Your Play July, 1990; 272 pages ". . . it makes for compelling reading and, once begun, is difficult to put aside. Paradoxically, Catron's is also a... Read more
	The Director's Vision: Play Direction from Analysis to Production February 23, 1989; 358 pages This dynamic, practical text focuses equally on the arts of interpretation and problem-solving. The author leads students through short, lucid chapters to develop an organized, step-by-step methodology from play analysis through casting, rehearsal, and performance. Read more
	Writing, Producing and Selling Your Play April, 1984
	Where Have All the Lightning Bugs Gone? (A Play) 1999; 26 pages USA Read more
	An American theatre chronology from 1598 to 1940;: A history of its growth with additional cultural-political world events 1964

Louis E. Catron has been a stock car racer, an actor, a newspaper reporter, a circus barker, a playwright, a pilot, a theatrical director, a sailboat racer, a college professor (the College of William and Mary). Along the way he’s won significant awards for directing, playwriting, and teaching. Many of his students have become well-known. Perhaps best known is actress Glenn Close, but others have done equally stellar work without as much press. When he was young, he dreamt of becoming a writer, but theatre’s siren song lured him to a different direction. Now he is returning to that former love of writing fiction with a deep sense of coming home.

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