These seven plays by Joe Moran, entitled "Not All for Love," (c) are about imagined American icons and ordinary folks in many walks of life -- mobsters, sex symbols, authors, athletes, "highly placed government sources," job seekers and recruiters, frustrated air travelers, talent agents, "ladies who lunch" (and their waiter), male and female ad execs scheming to run the show. They do what they do "Not All for Love." The plays have been presented by community theatres in paid public readings, workshops and contest series in Chicago, Los Angeles, Sarasota and Naples. Moran wrote the plays to entertain audiences with characters of his mind, stories to laugh and sigh about, to surprise, perhaps even amaze.