ERIN MOSS HOLZMAN
PLAYS
ERIN MOSS's journey into playwriting began during her time as an English Literature major at the University of Cincinnati. Although she initially envisioned a career crafting children's books and novels, the experience of seeing her characters take on a life of their own on stage, coupled with the enthusiastic reception to her first play, proved to be a pivotal moment. This captivating experience ignited a passion for playwriting, leading her to constantly view the humorous moments in her daily life through the lens of potential theatrical scenes.
Two Jews & A Goy
ISBN-13-123456789101
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​Two Jews & A Goy is the story of three adopted boys. Two were Jewish and one was an Irish Catholic and they were raised by an anti-semitic mother who despised Jews and Catholics. The way these three inseparable boys live in a WASP world will have you laughing till you cry.
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The Sunnybel Welcome Center
ISBN-56-123456789101
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​The Sunnybel Welcome Center down on Sunnybel Island welcomes a lot of visitors from all over the world who stop to learn what to do, where to go and what to eat.
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One can't imagine the questions, the people and the stories that come out of this little welcome center in Florida. It will make you laugh out loud and want to go visit it.
Tennis Anyone?
ISBN-68-123456789101
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​Tennis Anyone is a play about the hilarious and scandalous stuff that happens behind the scenes at a large tennis tournament. If you like tennis, and even if you don't, the characters and their escapades will have you completely enchanted.
Babes, Bullies & Business
ISBN-68-123456789101
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​Babes, Bullies & Business is the story of a local business bureau and some of the hilarious calls and requests they receive on a daily basis.
It is amazing the things people call and complain about! ​
"Thee" Stacks
ISBN-68-123456789101
Thee Stacks takes place in one of Harvard's most famous libraries. If you ever thought of having sex in a library this is a story of what can and does happen in that fabled and famous library when the lights go out in the middle of the day.