Interview With Db and Khalling Tonight On the Upcoming Release of Trails of Injustice

Posted by khalling 9 years ago to Entertainment

Join the We built That Network-Dead Wrong Radio Show, hosted By Jack July with Donald Strickland as they discuss Flat vs Fair Tax and interview yours truly (and db) about Pendulum of Justice and Trails of Injustice (the Kindle version will be live by early next week! yay!!) Time: 9:45-10:PM EST. Don't miss it. we'll squeeze some Objectivism into the discussion. Hear you there!

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Posted by LetsShrug 9 years ago

Awesome interview! DB is excellent at summing things up. I hope there will be a link so others can listen to it. VERY interesting! Thank you for letting us know.

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  Posted by khalling 9 years ago
  
  but what about me?
  
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Posted by Non_mooching_artist 9 years ago

This was a great interview! I enjoyed very much your comments and thoughtful answers to some interesting questions! And the laughs were making me laugh.

Ps Nice plug for the gulch there, K.

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Posted by khalling 9 years ago

OK you guys-db and I are on in 15 minutes-please listen in

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  Posted by minniepuck 9 years ago
  
  "Writing a book is like raising a child." -DH
  
  Haha! You guys were great. Dale, you took me back to my economics classes in college. I enjoyed the dialogue, and I loved hearing your voices again. Cheers and congratulations on another great novel. I look forward to the weekend Kindle release, and I can't wait to add the other hard copy to my bookshelf. I'm so happy for both of you.
  
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    Posted by dbhalling 9 years ago
    
    Thank you. However it is harder to change the plot with children.
    
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      Posted by khalling 9 years ago
      
      ha. good point. they create their own plots. sometimes I'm in them :)
      
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Posted by minniepuck 9 years ago

Excellent. Looking forward to hearing the interview.

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Posted by khalling 9 years ago

If you want to know how db and k write novels together without getting a divorce, you might like this interview....
we'll be answering questions such as: where do our stories come from? do we fight over the characters? (hint: yes) what's it like living outside the US and writing? do we incorporate those living experiences in our books? Are their "Gulchers" in some of our characters? (ha! we'll never tell) can romance work well in a thriller? listen in...

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  Posted by jbrenner 9 years ago
  
  We are honored by the incorporation of several Gulcher characteristics into your characters. As much time as you spend in the Gulch, it would almost have to show up in your writing.
  
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    Posted by khalling 9 years ago
    
    lol. ouch
    
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      Posted by jbrenner 9 years ago
      
      I meant that in a totally positive way. Sorry for the confusion. I have incorporated a few examples I have learned in the Gulch into my classes as well.
      
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Posted by khalling 9 years ago

If you want to hear the interview-load it and we start at 1:09:12 in through the rest of the broadcast. Enjoy-or say K is her usual ditsy self lol

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Interview With Db and Khalling Tonight On the Upcoming Release of Trails of Injustice

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