Mandatory Carry - Caleb March - Literary Roadhouse Ep 180

Discussion Notes: Mandatory Carry This week’s story: Mandatory Carry by Caleb March Next week’s story: With the Beatles by Haruki Murakami Rated: Clean In “Mandatory Carry” by Caleb March, every citizen must own a gun,

An episode of the Literary Roadhouse: One Short Story, Once a Week podcast, hosted by Anais Concepcion, titled "Mandatory Carry - Caleb March - Literary Roadhouse Ep 180" was published on January 10, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

January 10, 2021 ·28m · Literary Roadhouse: One Short Story, Once a Week

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Discussion Notes: Mandatory Carry This week’s story: Mandatory Carry by Caleb March  Next week’s story: With the Beatles by Haruki Murakami  Rated: Clean In “Mandatory Carry” by Caleb March, every citizen must own a gun, carry it with them on all times, and intervene during crimes. Gerald, Andy and Anais discuss the social commentary and plot of the story, and how the latter carries the former — though they disagree on the motivations that drove a major plot point! Have thoughts on this story? Did we miss a crucial piece of this story? Tell us below! Or on Twitter @litroadhouse or in our FB group The Literary Roadhouse Readers Support us on Patreon We are an indie podcast dependent on contributions from listeners like you. You decide how much to give and every bit helps. Support us on Patreon Looking for more to read? Click here for a full list of all short stories discussed on the podcast.

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Discussion Notes: Mandatory Carry This week’s story: Mandatory Carry by Caleb March Next week’s story: With the Beatles by Haruki Murakami Rated: Clean In “Mandatory Carry” by Caleb March, every citizen must own a gun, carry it with them on all times, and intervene during crimes. Gerald, Andy and Anais discuss the social commentary and...

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