You may make whatever use you see fit of an Amergin story in the context of creative drama, including developing an original play based on the story for presentation. If you do ultimately develop a performance piece from an Amergin story, you must credit the source of the story as follows: "Based upon <Story Title> published by Amergin Press: www.amergin.net"

A partial list of things you may NOT do without prior written permission from Amergin Press:

Link directly to a story from another web site (bandwidth theft will not be tolerated). Link only to the main page (www.amergin.net) if you want to link to Amergin.

Print hardcopies of a story for distribution in any format other than within the context of a creative drama exercise (e.g. in a collection of children's stories).

Create a commercial production based on the story for recording or broadcast.

Archive the story in another web site.

These stories are here as a resource for leaders of Creative Drama groups to use, but they remain the property of Amergin Press.

However you may try to justify it, violation of copyright is theft.

If you are uncertain if a use is appropriate, ASK (the worst we could say is "No").

Please remember that although these plays are in the public domain, the cuttings presented here are not. As with the stories, we rely upon the tendency of most people to be honest by placing full copies of the text on line for review prior to purchasing. Acts of theft are a matter for you and your conscience to deal with.

Additional supporting material (pre-formatted programs, staging suggestions, etc.) are available at an additional charge. Please inquire for availability and pricing.