FAIRE PLAYES by Marc K. Honor is Released

"Faire Playes" (published by AuthorHouse) is a collection of short plays author Marc K. Honor wrote for performance at Renaissance fairs over a 20-year period. These plays are presented to anyone looking for something to perform, people trying to find inspiration for their own creative process, or readers simply looking for entertainment.

This volume contains 17 short performance pieces; each illustrated in a different style for the reader and performer's delight. This compilation of little, mostly rhyming plays reshape things from people's cultural legacy in fun new ways. Each play is packed with humor, wit and color, aiming to entertain both readers and players alike.

"Faire Playes" is an omnibus of creativity. It shares a myriad of different and captivating plays that seek to be a source of amusement and cultural insight.

"Faire Playes"
By Marc K. Honor
Softcover | 8.5 x 11in | 148 pages | ISBN 9781504918947
E-Book | 146 pages | ISBN 9781504918954
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Marc Honor has lived in Southern California all his life. He has a BA in dramatic arts from UCSB and did some graduate work at CSUN. He has been associated with the Renaissance Pleasure Faire for almost 50 years, 40 of those years in St. Cuthbert's Guild for parades and pageantry for whom he wrote these plays.

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