Just Another Number by Maggie Georgiana Young

'This play, this production, this cast is what I really wanted for Christmas and didn’t know it until I was overcome by it’s towering joyfulness' '.a MUST to add to your holiday theater going schedule!Ī warm, brilliantly funny, and entertaining production.” They highlight the lives of these women and show their bond with each other.” Play off the Page, READ MORE They’re filled with humor, love, family conflict and holiday cheer. “All three installments of the Pemberley Christmas are populated with the same beloved characters that Jane Austen created in Pride and Prejudice with the introduction of a few new ones. Every Christmas at Pemberley is sheer delight from start to finish.' Cherry and Spoon, READ MORE 'Playwrights Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon have created the most delightful Jane Austen fan fiction in this series of plays based on the characters in Pride and Prejudice.With Georgiana and Kitty we get not one but two new Austen heroines to love and root for in their pursuit of love, art, purpose, and happiness. ' Georgiana & Kitty overflows with Yuletide cheer' One Fan Show, READ MORE 'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title.'.you have to make this work in your holiday theatre going calendar.Ī warm, brilliantly funny, and entertaining production!' Lettered in Theater, READ MORE

'An addictive story that combines some of our favorite guilty reading pleasures (sex, corruption, deceit.) with thoughtful musings about self-esteem, feminism, and personal growth.' -Bust Magazine Her raunchy and highly readable memoir stands as proof that women can make it through an awful lot and stay standing.' -Bustle 'Her story is dark and, at points, tragic, but Young's voice remains strong, satirical, and even humorous throughout. A deeply personal and gritty tale which must have put some noses out of joint however the sense of truth inherent in an insider expose such as this results in a compelling read.' -San Francisco Book Review

'This trek to emotional freedom for the author is forthright, brutally honest, funny and sad in equal measure, and reveals not only what it is to be female in the uber-masculine world of the military, but also what it is to be a member of Generation Y with all of your mistakes, experiments and growing catalogued on the internet.

Just Another Number by Maggie Georgiana Young