Sam Ward

The show that we're about to do is a story about the future. The story that we're going to tell is the story of us; the story of our future. It's a story that we are going to tell together. I hope that sounds okay. From the makers of Five Encounters on a Site Called Craigslist and the accident did not take place comes an act of communal storytelling. There's a baby born in a lighthouse, a man on fire in the middle of the desert, two lovers reunited in a ruined city, there's a dying spaceship on the edge of a black hole. we were promised honey! is a hopeful, hopeless prophecy for humankind. A meditation on inevitability, despair and how we tell a story when we already know the end. This new edition includes a foreword written by Katie Hawthorne. This edition was published to coincide with the production at London's Soho Theatre in November 2022, following a successful run at Edinburgh Fringe 2022.

We Were Promised Honey!

Don't be scared Mom and Dad. Mr. Sam's monsters are friendly. Take a reading journey with your child through Monk's world where all sorts of happy-go-lucky characters hang out. Pursuing his lifelong passion to be an author, Mr. Sam - a.k.a. Sam Ward - has put together one of the most innovative and engaging reading books of our time. His creative approach to beginning reading is matched by his dynamic illustration ability. This is not a traditional ABC book. A few years ago, the author's son was diagnosed with a language disability. The writing of this book is an attempt to understand and communicate with him. The process led down a path of discovery of tools that can benefit all beginning readers.

Monk's Monster House

Reproduction of the original: A Coal from the Altar, to Kindle the Holy Fire of Zeale by Sam Ward

A Coal from the Altar, to Kindle the Holy Fire of Zeale

Jonathan Bate

Robert Heyes

Bill Phillips

Carry Akroyd

Bridget Keegan

Kelsey Thornton

Roger Sales

Misty Beck

Kim Taplin

The official Journal of the John Clare Society, published annually to reflect the interest in, and approaches to, the life and work of the poet John Clare.

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