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The Meek Did Inherit the Earth/Reader Theater Script

Food for Thought

de Beula Rpbb

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This is a collection of short stories formatted for reader theater. The thirteen stories are written to be presented orally and to challenge our thinking about what the future holds for mankind. The theme of each story is based on three pillars of thought. The first is that the climate crisis is real and is presently going in the direction of collapse on an international level. The second concern is that a nuclear exchange could realistically unfold in the future. The third pillar is around Artificial Intelligence, A.I., and its effects and ramifications as we continue to develop the technology. The scripts aim to be thought-provoking, engaging, and optimistic about our world's prospects. They will hopefully not only be read but shared.
Características y detalles
  • Categoría principal: Literatura y ficción
  • Categorías adicionales Entretenimiento, Educación
  • Características: 20×25 cm
    N.º de páginas: 112
  • ISBN
    • Tapa blanda: 9798260942352
  • Fecha de publicación: dic. 06, 2025
  • Idioma English
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Beula Robb
Anderson Island, Washington USA

I grew up in Oregon, attending the University of Oregon. Married Glenn Robb and have resided in Washington State since 1972. Worked in health care management and education for over 30 years. Raised two children, both married, residing in Washington State. Three granddaughters, all young adults. And have recently added a Great Grand daughter. I and my husband have lived on a magical small island in the South Puget Sound, for the last 25 plus years. We have worked to help develop a thriving arts community. Working with others we established, Anderson Island Arts, an organization that supports literary and visual arts. I started and developed, The Islander, a community art journal. Personal interests include family, sketching, clay work and a little writing.

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