Comments on: At 75, ‘Gone With The Wind’ Marks Yet ‘Another Day’ http://kosu.org/2011/06/at-75-gone-with-the-wind-marks-yet-another-day/ The State's Public Radio Thu, 23 May 2013 21:49:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: Ron Russell Jackson http://kosu.org/2011/06/at-75-gone-with-the-wind-marks-yet-another-day/comment-page-1/#comment-121700 Ron Russell Jackson Fri, 01 Jul 2011 00:52:35 +0000 http://kosu.org/2011/06/at-75-gone-with-the-wind-marks-yet-another-day/#comment-121700 Gone With The Wind endures because of its heroine. Scarlett, in a time when women weren't aloud to assert themselves, she refused to let anything break her. Through all her faults, she was the toughest spirit in an impossible time. The heroine in my novel, "Don Carina,' has much in common with Ms. O'Hara. Carina finds the men lacking during war, WWII, and vows to protect her children and siblings regardless what horrific obstacles stand in her way. Ron Russell <a href="http://www.DonCarina.com" rel="nofollow">www.DonCarina.com</a> Gone With The Wind endures because of its heroine. Scarlett, in a time when women weren't aloud to assert themselves, she refused to let anything break her. Through all her faults, she was the toughest spirit in an impossible time.

The heroine in my novel, "Don Carina,' has much in common with Ms. O'Hara. Carina finds the men lacking during war, WWII, and vows to protect her children and siblings regardless what horrific obstacles stand in her way.

Ron Russell http://www.DonCarina.com

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