Rest in peace Dr. Crichton. He was one of my favorite authors, and I’ve read almost all of his books. Among his more significant contributions was NBC’s long-running show ER, which changed the way life in the emergency department was dramatized.
Edwin Leap and GruntDoc share their memories.
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We’ve lost two great storytellers lately.
Tony Hillerman died a week or so ago. He had a totally different topic, but was great at spinning a story that took you into his world.
There is no greater joy than a good story. The cosmos are lucky to have two excellent additions.
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