On Writing | Ned Hayes

Easter Vigil: Well of Promise

Apr 27, 2010 | Theater

Well of Promise is the most recent dramatic monologue was performed by me, in partnership with musician Ben Cope, at St. Andrews Easter Vigil this March. The piece is based on the Hebrew Bible story of Joseph. Well of Promise: Stories of Joseph PART 1 MELANCHOLY MUSIC...

New Weird Fiction, OntoTheology & Cultural Memes: PhD Dissertation Proposal

May 2, 2008 | On Writing, Past Notes, Post-Human Future

New Weird Fiction, OntoTheology & Cultural Memes — My PhD Dissertation Proposal (In 2008, I proposed doing a PhD in theology and approaches to post-humanism. Accepted into a PhD program on this topic, but then I went to a full-time day job again.) “We are...

Milton’s descendants among actors for ‘Paradise Lost’

Apr 27, 2003 | Theater

Published in The Seattle Post-Intelligencer A free, staged reading of John Milton’s epic poem, “Paradise Lost,” will take place from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Saturday in the sanctuary of St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 111 N.E. 80th St. Readers of the...

Paradise Lost on Stage

Apr 9, 2003 | Theater

A Complete Reading & Performance of Milton’s Epic Poem Produced by Ned Hayes Download complete production flyer here Sponsored by Image: A Journal of the Arts & Religion Washington Center for the Book St. Andrews Center for Christian Formation Unabridged...

An Elegy: Believing in Michael Dorris

Mar 9, 1997 | News and Media, On Writing, Past Notes

(This essay on Michael Dorris was originally published online on my own blog, and received significant notice in the FAS community and was re-posted in various forums online. Please note that the names of family have been changed in this essay.)...