« Breaking, pointless news: American CEOs still paid well. | Main | Good habits as hard-won. »
June 17, 2008
A lawyer and a writer--and damn fools like WAC?
If at first you don't succeed, try again. Then quit. There's no use being a damn fool about it.
--attributed to William Claude Dukenfield
There are some good writer-lawyers out there--and we'll never give up trying to get the best ones to write more. One is the author of Declarations and Exclusions, a mainstay Blawg Review host. Holden once called him "the only insurance person I ever liked--even a little". But the guy writes better (way) than I do, and knows more about literature and the fine arts than Holden. We suspect he's a mighty fine lawyer, too, and just lawyering for comic relief from his writing. Or is it the reverse? In any event, George M. Wallace is writing again at his "other" blog: A Fool in the Forest. The world is right again. Please, more, sir.
Posted by JD Hull at June 17, 2008 10:18 PM
Comments
I respond well to flattery and to nagging, both of which you've been kind enough to toss my way in abundance lately, Mr. Hull. Shucks, I'm blushing. My thanks, sir.
Posted by: George Wallace at June 17, 2008 11:50 AM