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Summer 06
Homer’s Run
J.B.Pravda Homer’s retellings of legendary exploits of mortals and their Gods were,
by all literary measures, universally esteemed for both their stunning
insights into the human condition as well as revivifying metaphorical
phrasing and, yet, somehow, were deeply unsettling to their distant
hearers, reasoning that he seemed to know perhaps too much to be true, so
to say, for a guy who hadn’t seen shit. Born in Brooklyn, J.B. Pravda is a prolific writer in all genres, with an emphasis on short works, including microfiction/flash fiction and one act plays. His collection, An Attention-Deficit Anthology or Short
Walks Through a Long Now is featured at the innovative
Warholesque gallery in NYC, Unpublished Underground (www.unpublishedunderground.com). Recently he was selected by Kennedy Center Staff & NYU Drama Faculty to participate in the Summer Intensive Playwriting Program and will be featured in Judy Brown’s next
standup comedy book out in 07.
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