Steven Dietz Books

Steven Dietz is an American playwright whose works are often characterized by their political edge and exploration of complex human relationships. His plays are known for their innovative structures and poetic language, drawing readers and audiences into profound reflections on life and society. Dietz's oeuvre enriches the contemporary dramatic landscape with a unique perspective on current events and their impact on individuals. His distinctive authorial style is prized for its ability to blend intellectual depth with emotional resonance.

On Clover Road
90 pages
4 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of an abandoned motel, a mother's desperate quest to reunite with her runaway daughter leads her to a cult deprogrammer. What unfolds is a gripping and shocking journey that tests the limits of her love and determination. As the story unravels, the mother confronts unexpected truths and harrowing challenges, ultimately raising the question of how far one would go for family. This thriller promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
How a Boy Falls
The disappearance of a young boy casts suspicion on his newly-hired au pair, as well as on the wealthy parents who have hired her. As the parents seek revenge upon one another, the young au pair is hatching a plot of her own. How a Boy Falls is a psychological thriller with a dark comic edge about the way in which past events can be weaponized to shape the present.

On Clover Road

How a Boy Falls