A 25-minute play, co-authored by Coco Mault, telling the story of Mary McLane, the controversial early 20th century author who wrote an entire book in which she imagined the devil as her lover. The play tells of the making of her lost 1918 film Men Who Have Made Love to Me, but also tells the story of Harriet Williams, a Black woman, artist, and companion to MacLane, who has been forgotten by history and is furious about the fact. The play won the 2018 Susan Glaspell Short Play Award.