Free Marketing, Inc., Announces. Author, of E-Book, Murder Trilogy, at 90, Grants Royalty Free Stageplay Licenses to Acting Schools

St. Petersburg, FL, April 30, 2012 --(PR.com)-- When not providing professional opinions on foreign trade and investment to domestic and off-shore client corporations or major law firms, Frank Warren Swacker, derives one of his greatest pleasures from the reading and writing full length stage plays. Born in Manhattan on May 18, 1922, he seldom missed seeing, most of Broadway’s best productions, excluding US Navy service in South Pacific during World War II.

Learning that Lynne Rock, Editor, at publisher, Free Marketing, Inc. is scheduling release of the E-book, Murder Trilogy, that shall contain three of his full length two act murder mystery stage plays by his birthday, he commented: “Including three stage plays in a single publication should accommodate the ‘Go Generation’ desire to be able to quickly determine which plays satisfy their creative appetite. I have often found writing and reading stage plays inspirational and therefore, am pleased to grant institutions teaching acting, royalty free production licenses until the respective copyrights expire.”

Murder Trilogy is unusual, in that before presenting scripts and casting information for each of the stage plays, it offers a synopses of each, thus affording the busy producers and directors an opportunity to more quickly select the stage play that may be of most interest. Previously the author added his stage plays as an appendix to the E-book editions of his works, thus giving producers, directors and actors an immediate available source for more in depth understanding of the character to be portrayed in the dramatization.

Arbitrating Murder, the first play, in Murder Trilogy, depicts apprehension of a co-ed daughter that her father may be found to have killed her mother. The hilarious hearing, discloses her mother, a Washington public relations executive, had been involved in dangerous intrigues. The play, except for the ending, follows his book, Who Murdered Mom? (2nd Edition).

Who Murdered The Chairman? The second play, based upon his book, Boardroom Conspiracies, is laced with comic, satire, spoofing Wall Street and corporate executive misbehavior, some of which created the present economic fallout. Both E-books are re-edited by Darla J. Blaha, prize winning author of, La Grange Chicken Ranch Revisited that became the basis of the stage play and movie: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. The E-books include the respective plays in their Appendix.

Spreading Murder & Happiness, the third play, incluces brain storming in a search for a serial killer who harbors hate for those who had attained success in their respective professions. It is based upon the collaborative work in progress of Blaha and Swacker, entitled: Murder& Happiness. All three fictional dramas call for eight or less cast members and simple settings. Swacker, is listed in Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who in America. He holds a B.A. (Economics) from Union College, a Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia and a LL.M. (International Law) from New York University, Graduate School of Law.