Ty Unglebower: 6 books

Writer. Actor. Introvert, and on the so-called "mild" end of the Autism spectrum, Ty Unglebower has things on his mind, and you're going to listen. At least you will if you read his volume of frank, irreverent and somewhat curmudgeonly life essays. He'd rather not speak to you, after all. Old...

Experience the love, fear, frustration, silliness and insanity of a typical community theater in these ten short stories. Meet the directors, actors, board members, technicians, audience members and visitors whose perceptions and adventures make the Little Dionysus Playhouse a different place every day.

Vanessa is a highly sensitive person on the Autism Spectrum. Like the other women in her family, she can see promises. Anywhere a promise has been made by people, she sees spheres of colored light she calls beacons. Mostly she overlooks them, and mostly she prefers her solitude.  One day...

A collection of ten short stories of various genres with one thing in common-all of them involve deliberative meetings that utilize parliamentary procedure. Though that may sound like a cure for insomnia, don't be fooled; this collection, inspired by sections of Robert's Rules of Order explores the inherent drama, humor, and yes poetry of even the most disciplined of proceedings.

James Garfield, the 20th President of the United States, lingered for months after being shot by an assassin. His last words before death are reported to have been, "There is pain here." History believes this referred to the fatal cardiac arrest Garfield suffered that moment. But in fact,...

It was supposed to be a week of relaxation for theatre director Milton Crouse. A winter trip to a secluded mansion retreat in Vermont would, according to his sister, restore his frayed nerves, but only if he avoided all thought and activity related to theatre during that time. He could nap all, hike,...