Welcome Maura Pennington
A friend and classmate of mine from Dartmouth, Maura Pennington may already be familiar to some Ricochet readers for her provocative writings on the Millennial Generation, which we've discussed here and here. Though she dabbles in political writing (she has a weekly column over at Forbes), Maura's passion is fiction. She's published a full-length novel, The Most Important Thing, and more recently Great Men Are Free, a short satirical novel about the young bureaucrats that populate the offices of the nation's capital.
Maura has just finished a year-long stint at Cato, where she experienced a political conversion over to the Right. Mind you, this was no small conversion– when I met her in the fall of 2004, she carried around a water bottle covered in stickers that read "I Miss Bill."
Please join me in welcoming Maura Pennington to Ricochet as the coming week's Guest Contributor.
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Sep '10
Re: Welcome Maura Pennington
Salve, Maura.
May '10
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Welcome aboard.
Dec '10
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Congrats on your conversion and welcome..!
Jul '10
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Hello there, and welcome.
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Thank you! My way of celebrating is by tricking my friends who assume I'm liberal into conversations and then making them furious.
Sep '10
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Maura Pennington, Guest Contributor
Thank you! My way of celebrating is by tricking my friends who assume I'm liberal into conversations and then making them furious. · Dec 4 at 3:57pm
When I'm short on time I give out Kenneth Minogue's The Liberal Mind as stocking stuffers.
Apr '11
Re: Welcome Maura Pennington
Welcome! I look forward to reading you posts.
Sep '10
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My nominee for Member Name of the Week. Can I get an autograph?
Sep '10
Re: Welcome Maura Pennington
With a name like that, aren't you one of my ex-girlfriends?