"I’m forty-five years old. And when I’m sixty-five … or eighty-five … and as long as I have enough strength in my  hands to hold that book in my lap,  and enough eyesight to make out the words, and enough imagination left to refuse to accept limits, my mind  can go on … and on … and on … learning, learning, never stopping. The excitement of the life of the mind never, never ceases."     -- The Two Marys, Warren Kliewer

Warren Kliewer didn't reach eighty-five, but he never stopped learning--or teaching. The dozens of plays and short stories, scores of poems, and myriad essays offered here are compelling lessons in humanity: our griefs, our joys, our perseverance.

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Until now, Warren Kliewer's online presence

has been negligible. He's needed a website.

In these pages you'll find:

• Kliewer's biography and bibliography

• Titles of the scripts and publications available through this site 

• Synopses of scripts

• Places, Please, Act One: what it is and how  to book it.

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