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Sunday, July 01, 2012
 
Spalding Gray wasn't a chrome dome in his narratives.
As a raconteur, Gray was often witty, uproarious even, but there was always a baseline existentialism at work underneath, so that he could drop a Heidegger reference ("Why is there something and not nothing?") into a riff on childbirth without coming across like an egghead.
Isn't any underlying existential baseline, really an abyss?
 
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