Tag: Dan O’Brien
Why We Like It: Newtown, by Dan O’Brien
Alison Carey: The opening act of Dan O’Brien’s latest play, Newtown, is heartbreaking and nauseating: Nancy Lanza is speaking to her son, Adam, the night before he kills her and then twenty-six children and staff at Connecticut’s Sandy Hook Elementary School…
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excerpt from Newtown, by Dan O’Brien
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Proofreading and Loving Every Minute of It
Associate Editor Molly Reid: It’s proofreading time here at The Cincinnati Review, which means we...
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