David Lane WilliamsDavid Lane Williams and his best friend used two gallons of go-kart paint on themselves one Texas afternoon in 1970. He recalls the liberal use of acetone, a bristle brush, and expletives by their parents. D.L. recovered in time for a decorated thirty-year career in public safety with assignments including paramedicine, helicopter rescue, patrol, mental health liaison, and detective. He now teaches criminology at the University of Arkansas. He and his family have settled in the Ozarks where they offer a haven for rescued donkeys and horses. In his spare time, he enjoys baiting fish hooks for his grandkids, relocating possums from the chicken coop to the woods, and trying (so far unsuccessfully) to make friends with a family of river otters living nearby. Read More Read Less