For Daughters Who Walk Out Like Sons Author|Nicholas Wynia and Tommy Haines and JT Haines and Andrew Sherburne was nominated in 2005 for

was nominated in 2005 for the Best New Play of the Year award by the Independent Reviewers of New England (IRNE)

Out of a belief that people are losing not only the art of storytelling but more importantly our family's stories they sat down to write the beginnings to stories they wish they knew about their own families

and historical fiction to focus on the inner lives of Oklahomans from marginalized backgrounds

Twila Brase's steps back to freedom should be implemented at every level as soon as possible

Hermetic and shrouded from easy interpretations

For Daughters Who Walk Out Like Sons Author|Nicholas Wynia and Tommy Haines and JT Haines and Andrew Sherburne was nominated in 2005 forFor Daughters Who Walk Out Like Sons illustrates the struggle of leaving, finding, and trusting good places. Drawing from the Ramayana epic and Biblical accounts, the poems candidly explore the complex dynamics of belonging and faith as a daughter and mother where walking often resembles seeking, changing, and returning. "In this spectacular debut, notions of what it means to be beautiful both inside and out get complicated with a refreshing