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.. .an engrossing group of plays that, beyond the audience of general readers, would be useful to instructos and students of theatre, psychology, and women's studies. -Elizabeth Ross, River Walk Journal fascinating...the secrets we keep, alongside the social responsibility we share is delivered with readable aplomb. -Wendell Sexton, Roundtable Reviews Anselmo's play speak the truth about the nature of secrets, their implications, and behavioral significance. The serious subject matter and ease of writing style place Anselmo's book among lovable reads. -Ernest Depsey, Book Pleasures Secrecy - and the way it may be used to maintain relationships - is central to this trilogy of plays. In the first, a dinner party reveals each character's reaction to the proagonist's forthrightness. In Clues, we see Gail's tense and developing relationship with her best friend. In The Places, Gail and her husband's views about the boundries of friendship create tensions between them. Is Gail obsessed with complete honesty? Or is she right that secrecy and intimacy are a contridiction?

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