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Saturday 22 June 2002 |
Joe Marques (my pseudo-ex-roommate and frontman of ex-band Winter Hours) wanted to do a play on Dahmer as well, around 1995 or so. He had the framing sequence all set out, with a single seat on the stage and interviewer questions coming from an indeterminate point. Since he was quite drug-addled by that point, I don’t believe he ever finished. This was about the time that my signed copy of Wild Iris and several CDs disappeared.Trying to Make Sense of the Irrational. This serious, well-acted docudrama about Jeffrey Dahmer, the notorious serial killer, falls headlong into the trap of imagining that it can somehow rationalize the monstrous. By Stephen Holden. [from New York Times: Arts]
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“You made a mistake, you trusted us.”—unnamed Microsoft executive to 3Com founder Bob Metcalfe.
Reported by RXC
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© Copyright 2002 Richard Allan Baruz.
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