Linear Functions
by George R Smith, George Robert Smith


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Kevin, born with CP and wheelchair-bound, is a gifted artist, and uses his unique sense of humor to get through life.
His friend Jog, overweight and self-conscious, is also the class genius, and the two of them share a special friendship and philosophy about life and women.
Although they both need to find a special someone, they are quickly defeated by their obvious handicaps, their self-consciousness, and the alienating treatment they receive because of their gifts.
But today they have met their match in Stacey and Mona, two opinionated young women who couldn't care less about appearances.
A story that humorously touches on the loneliness and isolation all young people sometimes feel.
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Linear Functions is a American play written by George R Smith and published by Samuel French (1992).
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Samuel French · 1992 · 20 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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