This abstract is from reviews on the back cover.
This book contains two plays. Bye-Bye Brunhilde is a story about two dykes whose domestic and sexual squabbles are paraded in the language of poets. The characters entirely embody their sexual give-and-take while on another level, their roles are dismantled by star-struck language. Sometimes Dead is Better explores an imaginary realm that thrives on a distorted association between life and death. It is a subversive family drama where the Red Queen, a psychotic assassin, returns on a mission to murder Philip Johnson, her modernist husband.
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