New King play, "Thin Scenery" in Ploughshares

BevVincent

Distinguished writer Stewart O'Nan guest-edits this issue. As O'Nan writes in his introduction, "I want to feel moral confusion, because nothing in this world is simple. As a writer reading, I also admire the precision and audacity of an author's language and use of form. Do it differently or better, or don't do it at all." Featuring new work from Stephen King, Christie Hodgen, Askold Melnyczuk, and Michael Byers, the pieces in this issue cover a wide range of themes and explore inventive narrative structures.

https://muse.jhu.edu/article/665473/pdf

Hedda Gabler

Is there anywhere to read this complete play?  I've never even heard about this.

The link gives us a glimpse, but nothing else.

I take it Bev you have read the whole thing.  What were your thoughts on this play and any chance we will get the chance to see it or the written works somewhere else soon?

BevVincent

Hedda Gabler said:

Is there anywhere to read this complete play?  I've never even heard about this.

The link gives us a glimpse, but nothing else.

I take it Bev you have read the whole thing.  What were your thoughts on this play and any chance we will get the chance to see it or the written works somewhere else soon?

Yes, I've read it -- it's an intriguing tale. It'll probably get collected some time.