After Heath Ledger was found dead in his SoHo apartment on Jan. 22, David Granger, the editor in chief of Esquire magazine, dispatched a writer named Lisa Taddeo to report on the actor's final days.
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sad state of affairs
considering the fact that esquire was once home to the greatest fiction writers of america, tis a sad state of affairs. even though they tried to save face with a bit of the classics from the archives. esquire, wake up. not everyone out there is an idiot. we would like to see something new that might be a classic for our generation, too.
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