A Terrible Honesty
the Sacred Profane
All writers are a little crazy, but if they are any good they have a kind of terrible honesty.
Raymond Chandler
At 9:41 a.m. and 15 seconds – Tom Junod informs us in “The Falling Man,” his 20-year commemorative article for Esquire Magazine of the 9/11 World Trade Center Towers attack and collapse – photographer Richard Drew of the Associated Press shot the single frame of the 12-shot sequence of a man falling from the North Tower that became the historic photograph seen around the world.
In most American Newspapers, the photograph that Richard Drew took of the Fall…
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