Brave Men Run Podcast – Episode 07 Chapts. 21 – 23

It’s a school day for Nate… here’s a look behind the scenes of these chapters of “Brave Men Run — A Novel of the Sovereign Era.”

Chapter Twenty-One:

– “The framed prints of Scotland on the walls always reminded me of a travel agent’s office.”

The Discipline Advisor at my high school had a Scotland theme to her office. I spent a lot more time in there than Nate ever did…!

Based on a real person:
– Ms. Elp
– Terrance Felder

Chapter Twenty-Two:

– “My third period Civics teacher, Mr. Pfalger, actually made us watch a video of the whole deal, like we hadn’t seen it fifty million times already.”

This whole chapter can be considered a tribute to my senior year Contemporary World Problems teacher. It was great fun to write… all of Pfalger’s mannerisms, and I hope his speech patterns and teaching methods, were taken from fond memories.

Based on a real person:
– Mr. Pfalger
– Vinnie Helfinger
– Sandra Banuelos

Chapter Twenty-Three:

This is your basic set-up for things to come. The gun on the mantelpiece, if you will.

Stay tuned!

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1. Brave Men Run Podcast – Episode 06 Chapts. 18 – 20
2. Brave Men Run Podcast – Episode 01 Chapts. 1 – 4
3. Brave Men Run Podcast – Episode 04 Chapts. 11 – 14
4. Brave Men Run Podcast – Episode 05 Chapts. 15 – 17
5. Brave Men Run Podcast – Episode 02 Chapts. 5 – 6

It's a school day for Nate... here's a look behind the scenes of these chapters of "Brave Men Run -- A Novel of the Sovereign Era."Chapter Twenty-One:-- "The framed prints of Scotland on the walls always reminded me of a travel agent's office."The Discipline Advisor at my high school had a Scotland theme to her office. I spent a lot more time in there than Nate ever did...!Based on a real person: -- Ms. Elp -- Terrance FelderChapter Twenty-Two:-- "My third period Civics teacher, Mr. Pfalger, actually made us watch a video of the whole deal, like we hadn't seen it fifty million times already."This whole chapter can be considered a tribute to my senior year Contemporary World Problems teacher. It was great fun to write... all of Pfalger's mannerisms, and I hope his speech patterns and teaching methods, were taken from fond memories.Based on a real person: -- Mr. Pfalger -- Vinnie Helfinger -- Sandra BanuelosChapter Twenty-Three:This is your basic set-up for things to come. The gun on the mantelpiece, if you will.Stay tuned!