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Two people meet. They spend a night together. No description. No past tense; no third person. No narrative of any kind. Just talking. In fact, you only hear one person talking. Call him Chuck. Call him anything. It's up to you. And one other thing that's up to you: You have to supply very single word that Marly says. But, "I'm not a writer," you say. "Peter Gould's supposed to do that! What did he do; write half a book?"

Marly is a novella, a dialogue in monologue form. It's also a game, and you are a player. All you have to do is sit and read and imagine.

Published by Green Writers Press

Write Naked begins when Victor sneaks off with an old typewriter to test out the saying "You have to be naked to write." He expects solitude; instead he meets Rose Anna, a free spirit with an antique fountain pen and a passion to save the planet. Their unexpected encounter marks the beginning of an inspired writing partnership, featuring a quirky love story and an ecological fantasy featuring a tiny heroic newt. Together, the teens explore the possibility of a deeper connection to the woods outside, the world beyond, and to each other. Winner of the National Green Earth Book Award, 2009.

Published by Farrar, Straus, and Giroux

Peter’s original story, A Peasant of El Salvador, adapted for the stage by Gould and Stearns and performed by them more than 500 times, has been presented by repertory companies on every continent, and run through many print editions. Peasant helped to ignite the Solidarity and Sanctuary movements throughout the United States in the 1980s and 90s.

Published by Whetstone Books