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"MUSAUTHOR's Law" is an encyclopedic collection of poetry, prose and drama. The central focus of this 31 book encyclopedic collection is Language Art: English, Swahili, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Hindi and Amharic. The short stories, drama, etc. (all in English) are based on previous writings and publications which go back over a half a century (fifty years of writing). In many cases the writings used in other literary publications by the author are used here but used in a different light. New titles have sprung up from old titles - dialogue and narration. I have created new stories utilizing the exact same dialogue, etc. to create new and modern stories. My writings are based on "self -plagiarism". I write my new writings using dialogue and narration from my old books. This is Volume 8. This edition is the beginning of an audacious and prolific endeavor to experiment with drama and the screenplay. And, of course the reader of this encyclopedic collection will be aroused with my particular theories on Language Art; I will be concerned with six different languages, and once all this is documented, I will write another 21 book series to test my theories on language...A reading of the novella will show that the completed SCREENPLAY experimented in this volume is definitely a derivative of the novella. In fact dialogues for the SCREENPLAY, in many instances, are actual direct quotations from the novella. But common sense and the demands of film production dictate that plot development requires modification and fixing in order to proceed in the successful film production process geared from a particular point of view. So, audience anticipation is a consideration that is a paramount issue when adapting the novella for film. It would seem that a proficient director with an insight and specific artistic talents would be skilled enough to take a philosophical display like the one presented here and take it in a profitable direction.
