Eminent Domain
by Percy Granger

"An engaging play about an academic whose career is threatened by a wife with no social or professional ambitions; a son who is a celebrated poet whose alienation from his parents accounts for part of his celebrity; several academic rivals whose own careers can be advanced by embarrassing him, and a freshman who make him aware of how little regard the students have for him despite his scholarly eminence."

— Women's Wear Daily

"Displays a genuine literate touch plus a concern for both intellectual and human values."

— Christian Science Monitor

"There is something engagingly civilized about the play. . . . Should not be missed by anyone anxious to watch the first major league steps of a playwright. Granger is a man of old fashioned promise, which might stand him in good stead in a new fashioned world."

— N.Y. Post