August 2023 – The Month Ahead – The Business of The 3:57 by William E. Spear

A regular accounting of The 3:57 published on the first Monday of each month.

Monday 7 August 2023

Dear All,

Welcome to Season Two of The 3:57 by William E. Spear. The first episode of the new season premiered Tuesday 1 August.

The series is titled IT SUITS HER and tells the stories of Maxie Williams and Celia Court. Maxie is an actor who left his brilliant career in numerous bottles of whiskey. Celia left a miserable home life and is working at an equally miserable job. Both are struggling and desperate to build better futures.

But when their lives collide, will either land in a place that suits them?

IT SUITS HER is the only series scheduled for Season Two. There will be one blog post and one podcast episode each Tuesday for the rest of the year. That’s five months of Maxie and Celia.

Elsewhere, a trailer for IT SUITS HER has been developed. Same for all of the 2023 shows. Plus, The 3:57 will participate in its first promo swap. Wicked exciting.

With all the episodes of IT SUITS HER having been written, attention has turned to, and development efforts made on, shows for 2024. Expect more shows that run for a single month and one show that spans several months. Further details will be released in the coming months.

There may also be single-episode releases. Although there are programming questions to be considered, there are many moments that warrant one episode. More to come on this, too.

Enjoy August and I look forward to talking with all of you next month,

William E. Spear, Jr.
New Jersey, USA

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Author: William Spear

William E. Spear has written for audio since 1994. His book, "Lit Between the Ears, Volume One: Chekhov, O. Henry, Spear and Tarkington On the Air," was released on July 31, 2006. He founded Two Plus Plus Productions LLC in 2006 and is President. He founded Hunterdon Radio Theatre in 1999 and has written over 15 plays since. Spear's work has been broadcast in New York and New Jersey and his plays have been published on web sites across the country.

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