Nicholas R Wright

Song of Shadows and Dust is a standalone miniatures wargame based on the award winning Song of Blades and Heroes rules engine. The rules reflect the gritty reality of urban violence while preserving the keep-it-simple, play-as-you-want, no-book-keeping-required spirit of the Ganesha Games family. ...

The winner of the 2015 Yale Drama Series playwriting competition was selected by Nicholas Wright, former Associate Director of London’s Royal Court. Barbara Seyda’s stunningly theatrical Celia, a Slave is a vivid tableau of interviews with the dead that interweaves oral histories with official archi...

This is a Romance Collection that contain an explosion of STEAMY sure to get your heart racing. Witness some of the most striking tales where the stories will enchant you with its tantalizing plots and stunning turns and unpredictable twists. Walk this journey and grow with the characters and feel ...

“‘Unstageable’ was the first reaction of the National Theatre’s artistic director, Nicholas Hytner, to the idea of dramatizing His Dark Materials. But last night’s opening night has triumphantly proved him wrong.”—The Sunday TimesNicholas Wright has revisited his adaptation of Philip Pullman’s best-...

Ranging back over twenty years, this volume contains a rich selection of work by a writer who has also been a quiet power behind the scenes of British theatre for three decades. Includes: Treetops, One Fine Day, The Custom of the Country, The Desert Air, and Mrs. Klein.

Irregular Wars: Conflict at the World’s End provides a fun and easy, fast-play, set of rules for engagements on the fringe of the European world – Ireland, the Americas, the East Indies and the vast steppes of Central Asia. The lands discovered by European explorers seeking easy access to the tradin...

We Are Girls Who Love to Run uses running to inspire girls to build healthy habits and achieve goals. Vibrant watercolor illustrations celebrate real girls with different body styles who find satisfaction in daily life experiences. The characters display their inner strengths as they make simple hea...

Through the flash points of its glorious history, Richard Eyre and Nicholas Wright, two of today's most distinguished men of the theatre, celebrate the British and American stage as it has evolved over the course of the twentieth century. From Pygmalion's first Eliza Doolittle (Mrs. Patrick Campbell...