The Call: Part One

Deaf, but deadly. That describes the protagonist of the The Call. No, he's no killer, but his good-natured tenacity is sure to kill the wills of his opponents. A great story for those who appreciate the struggles of life, especially for the underdog.David Clarke Harrison writes from personal experience with those hardships, overcoming the handicaps of life-long deafness and adult-onset blindness to bring you this tale. His "hard of hearing" hero reminds a lot of the author, as a matter of fact!Humor is ever-present in the exploits of Dale Anderson, who somehow always wrings a laugh out of every situation. Dale faces the worst treatment one could expect in the early days of person computers, when DOS was king. But as he has mastered DOS, so he also masters his detractors.