The Iron Mountain Review Vol. XXXII

16 Baker, Davidson, Egerton, & Wright

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Don Baker is the author of eight full-length plays, four one-acts, and three screenplays. Derek Davidson teaches playwriting, theatre history, and dramatic literature at Appalachian State University. Kate Egerton is an associate professor and chair of the English program at Berea College. Jack Wright is the founder of June Appal Recordings and an original member of Roadside Theater.