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William W. Bell

William W. Bell
William W.  Bell became a playwright because of an unusual circumstance.  In 1964, while living in a small town in Michigan, he had a novel published by Fawcett Gold Medal Books as an original paperback.  The novel received a lot of local publicity (and was even banned by one of the two drugstores in town).

Bell's son, Wyatt, was a 7th grade student in junior high school.  The class wanted to put on a play and Wyatt and some of his classmates persuaded Bell to write one (after all the publicity Bell had been labeled a writer...  and if he could write a novel he could certainly write a play).  The result:  Oggaline and the Time Machine.  The one-act play was a hit, so Bell sent it to Pioneer Drama Service where it is currently available for production.

Bell has had seven one-act plays produced.  One of them, Outside of Darkest Africa, took first place prize in the 1991 Deep South Writers Conference Competition.

William W.  Bell passed away during 2002.

 
 

Titles by William W. Bell:

Oggaline and the Time Machine



 
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