Brian Triber, a Malden, Massachusetts native, has been writing plays and fiction for over 25 years, and has 15 years experience writing and editing technical manuals in the computer industry. Of his numerous plays, several were produced in Boston and at Cornell University, including his one-act The Gulls' Lament, which received a staged reading at the 1995 Boston Playwrights Platform.
Brian was cofounder of two theater companies: the community theater Mainstayge of Malden, which received a special Judges Award at the New England Theatre Conference (NETC) for its production of Paul Selig's Terminal Bar; and the now-defunct Ubiquity Stage, a small theater company that produced exclusively in Boston. The theater went dark — in the financial black — after 4 years, 15 productions, and garnering numerous positive reviews, and appearances on WBZ's Jordan Rich Show.
He has a summa cum laude degree in Interior Design, and is a theatrical set and lighting designer. He received two NETC lighting design awards and an additional nomination, including the first-ever lighting design award for Next Door Theatre, Revere's 45-minute cutting of the musical Pippin, which he still remembers averaged 3 lighting cues per minute.
He continues to write short-stories and novels from his home. You can read the latest on his mind at his Blog.
About My Work
My favorite theme is that of the extraordinary hidden in the mundane. Dependant on character and theme, my stories tend toward science fiction and urban fantasy with a liberal peppering of horror, but always with an eye on quirky humor and hidden meanings. Many of my protagonists lean toward the classic Everyman, but they benefit from a liberal inclusion of contemporary attitudes and backgrounds.
Please, poke around on the site, read a little, escape a little, and let me know what you think.
Associated Writers and Artists
Jason Baker
Jason is a New England photographer focusing on imagery of decaying architecture and interiors. His website can be found at Jason Baker Photography.
Edward Eaton
Edward is a Boston-based playwright, director, poet, and fight choreographer extraordinaire. He is the author of Rosi’s Castle, a new young adult fantasy novel set in the fictional town of New Richmond, New Hampshire. Available at amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Qoop.com in a variety of formats, and at his publisher’s website at Dragonfly Publishing.
Lisa Guarino
Lisa is a Pawtucket-area equine artist offering custom portraits at her web site, Lisa's Art and Horses.
Wendy Lerman
Wendy is a fellow Boston-area writer working on her memoir. Her blog can be found at Wendy Lerman Blog.
Blog with Brian
