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While Ellis Parker fought to stay out of prison, Paul Wendel had gone from a small-time wanted man and petty criminal to a celebrity. He had achieved that most valuable moral high ground, victim status, and he was determined to make it pay off. One of the many ironies of the Parker-Wendel affair is that for all the talk of how Parker and Hoffman expected to profit from it, the only person who was able to cash in was Wendel himself. He wasted no time doing so.
— John Reisinger, Master Detective p. 275Pages
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Come to the Shakespeare Reading!
The Bard was totally into civil rights stuff.
I’m hereby invoking the massive online presence that is joshhansen.net to spread the word about tomorrow’s MLK Day Shakespeare Reading for our Curiously Poetic Altoids poetry club. Here’s the announcement:
Be there. Or be elsewhere. But just be there.