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5 or 6 Carolina Reapers on a Played of Craft Mac and Cheese

Prolegumna to the Introduction

Admittedly, this post is going to start out somewhat mildly, but I'm simply setting

the table on boiling the water.

What I'm serving today is craft mac and cheese, and it is a meal that has a very unassuming

look.

In the end of the post, you will realize that I chopped up 5 or 6 Carolina Reapers that

were sprinkled liberally over the top as a garnish.

I did this so that an appreciative readership could finish out November in the bathroom

splashing water in their faces and bleeding from the years.

Do I over promise?

It is perhaps so.

That may be the case.

But to find out, and to repurpose a misquotation from Shakespeare's Macbeth, Readon Macbeth,

actual introduction.

I began last Monday's blog post by noting that to date, we've had two different responses

to Stephen Wolf's book.

The first has been the response of engaging with the arguments whether to agree or not.

The idea here was to engage without losing your temper, in which category I would put

Bonson, Mattson, Sandlin, De Young, and Naushenvi.

If I've missed other thoughtful critics this being November, it would probably be their

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