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Saturday, August 13, 2005
Forever raw
Will it always be chilling to hear the tapes and stories of the September 11 attacks? Or will each new release of information, each cheap dramatization, each cashing in on the horror of that day diminish the memory until it's no more a part of the national experience than the Long Island Lolita?
Note: I'm not intending to criticize the lawsuit, which I know nothing about. I'm thinking more of the Bush hagiography and the TV drama.
