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Tag Archives: Richard Dutcher
The Writer’s Desk: Audiences Don’t Owe us Anything
Spoke last week in a stake fireside in Las Vegas. David Skousen introduced me (he also accompanied the opening hymn for the fireside: a rendition of “The Spirit of God” that would have parted your hair. Also, as he stood … Continue reading
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Tagged audience response, didacticism, Richard Dutcher, Value of art
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