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The Violence Against Women Act is so important. It provides money to train the cop on the beat, to train the judges that this is a new day, that we won't tolerate this violence and to know how to deal with it.
For success, the author must make the reader care about the destiny of the principals, and sustain this anxiety, or suspense, for about 100,000 words.
Scott Bakula, Actor (1954) |
David Cameron, Politician (1966) |
Lewis Cass, Soldier (1782) |
Bruce Catton, Historian (1899) |
Artur Davis, Politician (1967) |
Helene Deutsch, Psychologist (1884) |
Ruth Ellis, Criminal (1926) |
John Entwistle, Musician (1944) |
Heinz Fischer, Statesman (1938) |
Bobby Flay, Celebrity (1964) |
Gordon W. Allport, Psychologist (1967) |
Benjamin Banneker, Scientist (1806) |
Robert Jackson, Statesman (1954) |
Walter Kerr, Critic (1996) |