D Magazine November 2012
Cover Story
The Mad Men of Dallas
Amid the glamour of the advertising business at the height of Kennedy-era ambition, I learned the true name of the game: compromise and moral corruption. I loved every minute of it.
Features
Publications
Naming the Dead at Ground Zero
Remains are unearthed after 9/11. A corpse is found under John Wayne Gacy’s house. Rhonda Roby goes to work. Those bones, to her, are families, waiting.
Publications
Noah Jeppson’s Crazy Ideas For Downtown Dallas
He’s not the sort of person you’d expect to see leading a charge to improve the Central Business District.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Acme F&B
With a kitchen that cooks horn to hoof, it has the potential to be a great restaurant. It’s just not quite there yet.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Max’s Wine Dive
Fried chicken and champagne and lots of publicity brings a full house.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Nora Restaurant and Bar
The Afghan Grill’s new outpost on Greenville Avenue.
Publications
What’s Hiding Inside Allen’s $60 Million High School Stadium?
Mostly just folks eating hot dogs, watching football.
Publications
Why the Dallas Observer Was Sold
The classified sex ads caused a national boycott. So its parent company cut ties with the paper. Or did it?
Business
God’s Work
Ole Anthony wants both to take down the world’s largest Christian TV network and to make better waffles.
