Alcohol and Muscles

It's been a while since I've been on here. Reason is I've been writing! My latest "masterpiece" is a play about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer . . . but with an interesting slant. Here is a description of my play:

After completing basic training in the US Army, renowned serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer completed his Advanced Individual Training at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. While no known killings happened during Dahmer's stint in The Lone Start State, this docudrama depicts a possible chance meeting of the man known as the "Milwaukee Monster" and a male prostitute baring a resemblance to Dahmer's first murder victim.

Anyone want to read it? Just let me know!

Photograph: Lorca-diCorcia, P. (Photographer). (2013, November 13). Tim, 27 Years Old, Orange County, California [photograph]. New York: David Zwirner and Richard Kern.

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