Lisa A. Kramer

In this book, the authors share stories of creative, community based collaborations to illustrate how educators can use the arts to expand creative thinking and promote social justice beyond the classroom. Using their work in theatre classrooms as a central point, examples of innovative, inclusive programs designed to inspire learning for people of diverse abilities are presented. Through this examination, Kramer and Fask reveal the excitement, challenges, and unexpected surprises that come along with implementing a creative approach to learning.    



Winner of the American Alliance for Theatre Education (AATE) Distinguished Book Award (2018)

What if medical science got too good at saving your life? What if you were assured of reincarnation but you had to spend every life with a crazy person? What if your lucky number was trying to kill you? What if we take a different view?
We have ten characters in here that are dying to meet you.

Stories by: Michelle Mogil, CM Stewart, Micha Fire, Lore Hera, Veronica Stephens, LJ Cohen, Charles Barouch, Bill Ries-Knight, David Grigg, Lisa Kramer.
Poetry by: Amanda Rachelle Warren
Cover by: Charles Barouch & Aaron Wood

This anthology takes the reader on a journey with female authors who bravely share their truths throughout the pages. The writers unveil their personal tales of trauma and joy, hurt and healing, wounds and wonderment. There is nothing off-limits in this exploration of the journey of being a female in today’s world. Women feel it all, and we heal as we share our truths. These stories are part of that sharing and are medicine for the female spirit.

A door photo is paired with each story to represent the author’s metaphysical door. The door symbolism unites all of the pieces included in the book, and the stunning photos add to each telling. “The Doors We Walk Through” was created by women for women. There is something sacred about women coming together to share what matters to them with the hope that it will spark increased self-discovery and self-acceptance in those who read it.

We learn much about our identity from society; we are told how to feel and behave from the day we are born. However, what is between these pages throws caution to the wind and allows women to freely express the good, the bad, and all that is in-between. The journey of self-exploration is exciting, and reading about it is like peeking through someone’s secret door!
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In a time when access to the written word is reserved for men, Andra Betscrivener’s ability to read and write must remain a secret, or she could lose her hands, her eyes, or her life. At 17, Andra discovers that her abilities extend beyond reading: she can write events to life. Desperate to keep her powers hidden from both the government and a rebel group, she learns her words have the power to kill, threatening her father’s life and her own freedom. Andra’s fight empowers others to stop governmental oppression, but in a society ruled by lies, cruelty, and inequality, her journey will not be easy or safe.

P.O.W.ER was named to the 2014-15 Sarton Literary Award shortlist for contemporary fiction!

13 Stories which expose the unreal parts of your supposedly real world. Meet the other Queen of England. Mourn the boy who didn't die. Find out how foreign another country can be.

Watch the skies. Watch the least creatures beneath your feet. Watch the border. Theme-Thology: Invasion is a tasting menu with fifteen flavors of fear.