The Price (play)

The Price is a 1967 play by Arthur Miller. It is a piece about family dynamic, the price of furniture and the price of one's decisions.

Plays:	No Villain · They Too Arise · Honors at Dawn · The Man Who Had All the Luck · All My Sons · Death of a Salesman · An Enemy of the People · The Crucible · A View from the Bridge · A Memory of Two Mondays · The Misfits · After the Fall · Incident At Vichy · The Price · The Creation of the World and Other Business · The Archbishop's Ceiling · The American Clock · Up from Paradise · Elegy for a Lady · Some Kind of Love Story · Everybody Wins · The Last Yankee · The Ride Down Mt. Morgan · Broken Glass · Mr. Peters' Connections · Resurrection Blues · Finishing the Picture

Fiction:	Focus (novel) · "The Misfits" (short story) · I Don't Need You Anymore (short stories) · Homely Girl: A Life (three short stories)

Non-fiction:	Situation Normal · In Russia · In the Country · Chinese Encounters · Salesman in Beijing · Timebends (autobiography)

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