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Joseph Hullett, author of THE PLEDGE, CROSSING THE LINE, DESIGN, WISH YOU WERE HERE, CONFIRMATION, TRUE BELIEVER, TRAIL OF TEARS, and MOCKINGBIRD, has won the Julie Harris Playwright Award, the Ventana Publications Award, 2nd prize in the South Carolina National Playwrights Competition, runner-up for the Lee Korf Award, 4th Prize in the West Coast Playwrighting Contest, and finalist selection for the Pittsburgh International Play Competition, the 24th Annual Dubuque One-Act Playwriting Contest, the Heideman Award, the Robert J. Pickering Award for Playwrighting Excellence, and the 2002 Arts and Letters Drama Prize. |
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Hullett's plays have been presented from New York to Los Angeles. THE PLEDGE and AND ALL YE NEED premiered off-Broadway at Theatre-Studio. CONFIRMATION, WISH YOU WERE HERE, and TRAIL OF TEARS all premiered at southern California's Chance Theater. His work has been chosen for the 3rd Annual New York City Playwrights Festival, the Albany Civic Theatre Playwrights Festival; the El Camino Real Playhouse NewPlays Series; the West Coast Playwrights Six at Eight Series; the Trustus Theatre Playwrights' Festival; and the Original Theatre Works Summer Theatre. Hullett is also author of a novel KILLING RAIN, KILLING FIRE and a collection of short stories MEN WITH WOMEN. A psychiatrist, he lives in southern California. |
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Trail of Tears |
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Men with Women — a baker's dozen of award-winning playwright Joseph Hullett's celebrated short stories. Included in this collection are such favorites as Father's Day, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, And All Ye Need, Grunion Hunt, Outside Mombasa, and The Girl in the Red 'Vette.
Men with Women (a gutsy twist on the Hemingway title) is a wrenching collection about men – creatures Hullett casts as tragic figures who, although never really alone, must stand apart to define themselves. Crisp dialog renders genuinely poignant many of these self-made souls. I particularly liked Outside Mombasa, a tale of men told by a woman. Rhapsody has a razor edge, Grunion Hunt is disturbing, and And All Ye Need is one of the most romantic little pieces I have ever read ……. Robert Kester, reviewed for Amazon.com
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blockbuster first novel by award winning playwright Joseph Hullett. Headlines tag her The River Trail Jogger -- a woman gang-raped and discarded for dead near the southern California stadium where the Angels sometimes play. Heart failing, she begs her ex-husband, detective Pete Pinel -- END IT! Rent between the faltering letting-go of grief and the desperate holding-on of vengeance, Pinel charges wounded and fever-fired into a savage world of street-gangs, hounding El Tigre and the Fallen Angels to an apocalyptic subterranean climax. But nothing can obscure Veronica's plea. Returning full circle to her bedside -- to a last goodbye haunted by echoes of a first hello -- Pinel discovers what she really wants ... but can he give it? (262 pages in three parts) |
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Sneak a peek at next year's long-awaited sequel to Killing Rain, Killing Fire. A madman's cryptic message plunges a grieving Pinel into a web of drug companies and university scientists -- a web entangling a beautiful psychiatrist who needs someone to watch over her.
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