Books by Ken Stone

4m, 1f / Running Time: 90 minutes plus intermissionPeriod costumes and set pieces, mid to late 19th centuryAct I, The Loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Rosannah Ethelton, is from Mark Twain's story of two people falling in love at a great distance with the aid of that brand-new invention, the telephone. Alonzo in Maine and Rosannah in California meet by the accident of crossed wires and each falls in love with an imagined ideal of the other. So complete is their self-deception that even when

This book explores the significance of contemporary "animal studies" for the interpretation of animals and animal symbolism in the Hebrew Bible.