Pages: A Library Play

Libraries and the books they hold play a vital role in our world. This one-act play explores a possible future where communities stop supporting libraries.Discover what a small group must do to save the past for the future...no matter what the cost.Today libraries across the country are being closed due to lack of community and government support. The circumstances presented in this play are all too real.What would you do if faced with these decisions?What can you do now to prevent it from happening?The future of libraries and books is in your hands.

Debra R. Sanchez has moved over thirty times...so far. She and her husband have three adult children, four grandchildren, as well as a cat and a dog. She leads and attends various writing groups in the Pittsburgh area and also hosts writing retreats. Her writing has won awards at writers conferences in various genres, including children's stories, poetry, fantasy, fiction, and creative nonfiction. Several of her plays and monologues have been produced and published. Her other works have been published in literary magazines, newspapers, and anthologies.