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Larry Thomas, Eow Bung Poo, Jukka Koskelainen, Samsudin bin Jaapar, and Ranjit Hoskote interviews, The University of Iowa, 1995
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- Five 1995 IWP authors briefly discuss a few books they have written. First, Larry Thomas a playwright from Fiji discusses a collection of three plays written between 1989 and 1991 "Outcasts" "Yours Dearly and Men, Women" and "Insanity." He then briefly discusses his play "Just Another Day" and describes why he prefers to direct the plays he wri...
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- 1995
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- Digital Public Library of America
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- University of Iowa
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- University of Iowa
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