I don't think I need to add anything more.
David Carr may refer to: * David Carr (NFL player) (born 1979), American football quarterback * David Carr (history of AIDS) (1933-1959), suspected first Western AIDS victim * David Carr (journalist) New York Times journalist and former drug addict * David Carr (musician) (born 1974), drummer * David Carr (artist) * David Carr (keyboardist) (born 1943), keyboardist for The Fortunes
David Carr may refer to:
* David Carr (NFL player) (born 1979), American football quarterback * David Carr (history of AIDS) (1933-1959), suspected first Western AIDS victim * David Carr (journalist) New York Times journalist and former drug addict * David Carr (musician) (born 1974), drummer * David Carr (artist) * David Carr (keyboardist) (born 1943), keyboardist for The Fortunes
I think I'll assume it's the David Carr who's a "journalist and former drug addict" -- he just happens to have a book out. It's called The Night of the Gun: A Reporter Investigates the Darkest Story of his Life --His Own. The book site is crammed all full of Flash crap, so I'll skip that, but there's other stuff out there. A whole lot ofother stuff. I'll just give you this from The New Yorker:
"Every hangover begins with an inventory," Carr, a columnist for the Times, writes in this bracingly honest memoir. In sharp and sometimes poetic prose, the author takes a detailed inventory of his years of drug addiction, chronicling the slide from drinking and marijuana use during his teen years in Minneapolis to shooting cocaine and smoking crack while trying to maintain his life as a reporter and the father of twin girls. Carr is meticulous in the investigation of his past, reconstructing events with the aid of police reports, magazine rejection letters, and more than sixty interviews with friends, former dealers, and fellow-addicts. His journalistic skills are on full display as he works to excavate the truth from his often hazy memories. He evinces genuine remorse for his frequently reprehensible behavior and succeeds in creating something more than merely another entry in what he terms the "growing pile of junkie memoirs."
Oh, and then there's the stuff about Fox news. And potatoes. Gotta read the stuff about potatoes. I doubt that'll make it into the interview tonight.