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(UN)COMFORTABLE SILENCE
By: DJ  Sanders
(: 2 , 2 )
A lull in a conversation can be comfortable between friends but awkward with a stranger. When two people are uncertain of what occurred before the silence, motivations become confused. A humorous test may help classify the silence, but will they both be comfortable when the conversation stops? This absurd comedy takes the need to read the morning paper and the desire for friendly...  read more
A.C.C.
By: Lauren  Denson
(: 2 , 2 )
When Gina calls A.C.C. (Automated Counseling Connection) she meets AC-7394-11, her personal robot counselor. Gina quickly realizes that machines have needs, too - diabolical, human-enslaving needs. From failed relationships to equality in the workplace to saving the human race, this is one phone call Gina wishes she had never made.
ABANDONED
By: Laurie  Allen
(: 2 , 2 )
Jill thought her mother died when she was five years old. Now, years later, she discovers that her mother is alive but has never tried to make contact. Will she meet the mother that rejected her? What will she say after all these years?
ABBOTT AND COSTELLO
By: Jonathan Mayer
(: 2 , 2 )
In this new take on Abbott and Costello’s famous comedy skit “Who’s on First,” two teenage performers try, rather unsuccessfully, to rehearse a scene for their drama class. What they succeed in performing is a hilarious scene full of wit and comedic miscommunication.
ALIEN BABY
By: Kelly  Meadows
(: 2 , 2 )
Is Laura really keeping an alien baby? Worse yet, is she plotting to kill it? Look at the books she checks out. Laura's fascination with murder mysteries and alien children are scaring the library clerk, who's always ready to make snap judgments about her patrons or give away the ending of a mystery novel. An energetic comedy.
ALMOST
By: Krista  Dalby
(: 1 , 1 , 2 )
She's a secretary with a hunky new boss. He's a young executive with an overly attentive secretary. Almost is the hilarious and heartbreaking story of an office romance that is on the verge of blossoming when fate intervenes.
ALMOST PERFECT CHERRY PIE
By: Cheryl D.  Duffin
(: 1 , 1 , 2 )
The perfect girl and a shiny spring day...what more could a boy want? How about the whole enchilada?
ALOPACIA PLOT
By: Jules  Tasca
(: 2 , 2 )
Outlandish but hilarious; you'll be sucked into a world where bald-headed men have bonded together and plan to take over the world. Is Frank delusional, or has he discovered their plot on the eve of the revolution? Nothing is quite what it seems in this desperate attempt to prevent the world from being taken by . . . the Alopacia Plot.
 
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