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What do you get when you have two people who practically live to write talking about their craft, their passion for writing, the process of writing and what resources they draw upon to infuse the written word with the sort life and meaning that compel the reader to pay attention? Well, you get a conversation between DC McAllister and our own Dave Carter — one that we think you’ll find enjoyable.
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Dave and D.C.,
The Parkland Town Hall fiasco reminds me of the book Lord of the Flies, where a group of boys on a deserted island regress to savagery. When rescued by adults, they were shamed about their behavior. Unfortunately, the CNN reporters have the same mental makeup of the boys, and have no shame.
The Lord of the Flies was required reading when I was young, and I doubt youth read that book today.
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I found this painting piece by DC on Twitter when I heard it mentioned... I quickly replied to it, my first tweet in years, before hearing her say she had to turn her notifications off.
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Hey Mike, I confess ignorance here. What’s a T’Pol?
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T’Pol is a character from the series Star Trek: Enterprise (played by Jolene Blalock) whom Denise resembles. In return, from time to time she calls me Jonathan (after Jonathan Archer, portrayed by Scott Bakula in that same series.) Kind of an inside joke that started between us five years ago on here on Ricochet.
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