The Drama of Glass PDF

The Drama of Glass PDF is a play that is written by Tennessee Williams. The play is classified under the genre of memory play and was premiered in the year 1944. The play was a success and it made Tennessee Williams one of America’s most highly regarded playwrights. The play was based on autobiographical elements and featured characters that resembled their creator. The histrionic mother and fragile sister were clearly modeled after Williams himself.

The play focuses on a family who struggles to support themselves due to the decline of the glass industry. The mother, Sylvia Gellburg, is the sole breadwinner of the household and has a difficult time keeping up with her work load while also caring for her paralyzed daughter. The sudden appearance of the daughter’s disability is further complicated by a world event, Kristallnacht, that has heightened anti-Semitic sentiments. This conflict, coupled with the breakdown of the marriage between Sylvia and Phillip, threatens the stability of the entire home.

While most glass is produced by melting sand, there are other forms of this ancient material that have evolved through the centuries. The earliest glass was a clear, colorless material that could be polished to a smooth finish. As the process of making glass became more refined, it developed into colored and frosted types of material. This material was later used to make windows, mirrors and lampshades.

This book features 84 full-color photographs of art glass installations and imaginative designs to inspire readers with ideas for their own stained glass projects. Authors John Emery and Jerry Preston have shared their photo archive of glassworks from the past to help readers discover new ways to design and create their own unique stained glass works of art.

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SARAH J. MAAS is the New York Times bestselling author of the Throne of Glass series (Throne of Glass, Crown of Midnight, Heir of Fire, and the series’ prequels). The Throne of Glass novels have sold over twenty million copies worldwide. They have also been translated into thirty-four languages. The author’s other books include the Mistborn trilogy and the fantasy novella collection, A Court of Thorns and Roses.

In this fifth installment in the Mortal Instruments series, Clary Fray finds herself battling demons and vampires while trying to track down the dreaded Valentine and saving her friends from a civil war in the fae-ridden world of Alicante. Picking up shortly after the events of City of Ashes, this thrilling sequel takes Clary and Jace to the magical city of Alicante where the second Mortal Instrument, The Mortal Glass, is in danger of falling into the hands of the vicious vampire monarch, Valentine. As they travel through the winding streets of this ancient city, they are confronted by new challenges and surprising allies.