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  CBS Radio Workshop Collection...

  Black Eye Entertainment

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  The CBS Radio Workshop aired from January 27, 1956 through September 22, 1957 and was a revival of the prestigious Columbia Workshop which aired from 1936 to 1943. Creator William Froug launched the series with the powerhouse two-part adaptation of "Brave New World" and booked author Aldous Huxley to narrate his famous novel. "We'll never get a sponsor anyway…," CBS vice president Howard Barnes explained to Time, "…so we might as well try anything."The CBS Workshop regularly featured the works of the world's greatest writers including Ray Bradbury, Archibald MacLeish, William Saroyan, Aldous Huxley, Lord Dunsany, Mark Twain, Edgar Allan Poe, Thomas Wolfe and Ambrose Bierce. Music was composed by Bernard Herrman, Jerry Goldsmith and others. Enjoy 12 of the greatest episodes from this award-winning drama series.5/25/56 "The Little Prince" w/ Raymond Burr and Dick Beals6/8/56 "Bring on the Angels" w/ Mason Adams and Louis Van Rooten6/29/56 "The Eternal Joan" w/ Elspeth Eric and Ed Prentiss7/13/56 "The Case of the White Kitten" w/ Kenny Delmar and Mason Adams7/27/56 "Star Boy: The Blackfoot Indian Legend of the Two Morning Stars"8/10/56 "Only Johnny Knows: An Appraisal of the Three Ages of Child Raising"8/17/56 "Colloquy No. 2: A Dissertation on Love, or Boy Meets Girl" w/ Frank Baxter8/24/56 "The Billion Dollar Failure of Figger Fallup" w/ Joseph Julian8/31/56 "Colloquy No. 3: An Analysis of Satire" w/ Stan Freberg and Alan Reed9/7/56 "The Hither and Thither of Danny Dither"10/5/56 "Roughing It" w/ Samuel Clemens, Louis Van Rooten and Daws Butler10/12/56 "A Writer at Work" w/ William Conrad and Hector Chevigny

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  Dangerous Assignment Collection 2

  Black Eye Entertainment

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  In 1949, NBC brought mustachioed Irish-American actor Brian Donlevy to the radio microphones as international troubleshooter Steve Mitchell in the spy series  Dangerous Assignment. Mitchell worked for an un-named US government intelligence agency; whose boss, The Commissioner, dispatched him to world trouble spots.  Mitchell's assignment was to solve problems in record time, and in accordance with US interests. The radio series lasted three seasons (1949-1953) due in part to Donlevy's terrific performances and the mystique of the foreign locations and situations, which radio listeners could create in their "theatre of the mind." During its last year on radio, Donlevy formed a production company to convert the series to television, producing 39 episodes for syndication. Enjoy 12 exciting, half-hour radio adventures of globe-trotting troubleshooter Steve Mitchell as he solves another Dangerous Assignment. 
  12/16/50 "Recover Missing Civil War Map"12/30/50 "Intercept Dr. Korvel Before Opposition"2/10/51 "Recover the Kroner Cutlass"4/7/51 "Recover File 72, Seal Unbroken"7/10/51 "Stop 'Shanghai Lady' and the China Sea Smuggling"11/3/51 "Find Fugitive Nazi, Captain Schiller"1/7/53 "Smash Gun-Running Operation"1/21/53 "Smash Strategic Materials Leaks"4/15/53 "Find Lenny Fenway and Get Him Out of Tibet"4/22/53 "Bait a Trap with 'Nikolai Debarov'"4/29/53 "Put an End to Anti-Submarine Base Sabotage"5/27/53 "Find a Hired Assassin"

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  Corporate Journeyman - Success...

  Kamini Arichandran

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  Driven to succeed: as the main character, Rhett Spires travels home after a business trip, he reflects on the skills, attitudes and strategies he employs to get ahead: what they do not tell you at work, but expect you to know. Corporate Journeyman, written in easy-to-read poetic verse, is a celebration of the corporate personality and includes a 30-point summary of Rhett's success formula.

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  Red Car Blue Car (NHB Modern Plays)

  Jack Thorne

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  A heartbreaking short play about guilt, grief and responsibility, written for and performed at the Bush Theatre, London, in 2011.

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  What are You After?

  Josephine Corcoran

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  "There is no tick box for this poem. This poem grew up on benefits. This poem pays higher rate tax. This poem isn't in an anthology. This poem doesn't have a glottal stop."
  Josephine Corcoran's inventive and unflinching debut poetry collection asks us to consider what it is we're really here for. Bold and unsentimental, her remarkable poems trace the lifelines of where we've been and where we're going to, and they aren't afraid to ask difficult questions of where we are now, either.
  
  Corcoran's dexterity allows her to get under the skin of each poem, and to explore other lives with the same attentiveness and concision she brings to her own experiences. What Are You After is also fearlessly personal and political; these resolute poems celebrate outspoken women, working class and immigrant lives, and they refuse to look away from the harsh realities of inequality, austerity, and poverty. Throughout, the haunting texture of history, of long gone places and lost voices, is discernible just beneath the surface of the everyday present like a mirror's delicate silvering. These poems are a rare gift; tender, incisive and real.

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  Cinders of Castlerea - No Little...

  Pamela Q. Fernandes

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  In this romantic suspense novel, dangerously attractive businessman, Charles Kilbrooke is hunting the arsonist that killed his fiancée in Castlerea. Blaming himself for her death, he returns to the small Irish town with a ruthless plan. He refuses to succumb to the exotic beauty creating mayhem in his life. 
  Anika Bassein has changed everything about her past. She wants nothing to do with fire ever since her parents B&B was set ablaze. When she sees an ad with free lodging in an obscure holiday town, she accepts. Sparks fly with her handsome neighbor. 
  But where there’s smoke, there’s fire....

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