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You folks helped me improve my first book. Now I’m writing a new one.

Earlier this year, many of you helped me improve my first improv book. I genuinely appreciated every suggestion, question, and piece of feedback. It truly meant a lot to me.

Now I’ve written a new book: Shakespeare Improvised.

The book brings together all three of my Shakespeare workshops, more than twelve hours of material, including the exercises, techniques, and approaches I’ve developed for improvising in the style of Shakespeare.

However, I didn’t want it to read like a collection of lesson plans. I wrote it conversationally, as though you and I were sitting across from each other at a café talking about improv. Y

I'm here at improvcon and I am just blown away by how amazing it is . 1000+ attending. This is the first festival I've done where networking could actually happen. Meeting old friends making new friends, the venue is pretty cool. A little expensive but cool.

I hope they can keep this going year after year.

Hello! We are in the final phase of launching our library / art gallery, I had a few questions about Instagram and other social media accounts for little libraries.

1. How does having an Instagram account or Facebook account help your little Library?

2. How often do you update your accounts and do you follow other little libraries?

3. I noticed some little libraries have their library number in the Instagram handle and some don't. What is the better choice?