Miss DaMeaner

, Female

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
Hell or wherever you want it to be, as long as you're there, babe.
About Me:
Death Row Crime Fiction Addict in a vigilant state of denial, otherwise called the darker dimensions of the US of A, always hungry for more. more. more. now. now. now. yes. yes. yes.

"There is no scientific basis for evolution."
- Jeffrey Dahmer.
Books And Authors I Like:
Authors: Herodotus. Gogol. Stephen King! Chris Adrian! Cornell Woolrich! Elmore Leonard! Patricia Highsmith. Ohyeah, especially Highsmith (Strangers on a Train.The Talented Mr. Ripley.) Joseph Wambaugh. Daniel Woodrell. Definitely Woodrell. HubbaHubba. the poet Emily Dickinson. Poe. Vladimir Nabokov. Michael Connelly. James Ellroy. Janet Fitch. Kate Braverman. Joyce Carol Oates - Blonde and anything else she ever wrote about the darker side of superfinefelines like me. Michael Cunningham. Junot Diaz. Robert Stone on Dogs. Edwidge Danticat. Dan Halpern. Ira Levin. Thomas Harris. Ann Rule. Truman Capote.

Books: Perfect Crimes. Crime and Punishment. Couldn't Keep it to Themselves: Stories from Female Convicts. The Pimp Game by Mickey Royal. Jeffrey Dahmer's True Life Story. Carrie. The Exorcist. Les Fleurs du Mal. How to Disappear and Create a New Identity. Signature Killers. A Violent Heart.
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
300. Helter Skelter. Angel Heart! Double Indemnity! Psycho. Quills. Libertine. Lolita. Brazil. Night of the Iguana. In Cold Blood. In the Name of the Father. Darkly Dreaming Dexter. Six Feet Under. The Shield. Chicago. Saw (all of them. I really did. They fit better in suitcases that way). Towering Inferno. Night of the Living Dead. A Shot in the Dark. (give me a double on the rocks, shaken -- of course, with a little juice to get me started.)

CRAZY QUOTE OF THE CENTURY: "Don't be sorry."

- Jeffrey Dahmer's dad to his son in the Stone Phillips interview, aired April 4, 2007 on MSNBC.

Comment Wall:

  • Miss DaMeaner

    me toooooo!

    Apr 1, 2007

  • Darwyn Jones

    <---- freaked as well (Yet, strangely attracted, perhaps because I am on the 3rd draft of a serial killer novel)

    Apr 1, 2007

  • Miss DaMeaner

    I know. It's scary what's become of me. I used to be sooo pretty, you know. Just imagine me as a wee tot eagerly licking a giant ice cream cone.

    Apr 1, 2007

  • Miss DaMeaner

    I'd say this picture is almost flattering. And with the maid's knickers, well...'nuff said. Time for a coooold shower, my friend.

    Apr 1, 2007

  • Rhonda

    Hellog and thanks for adding me

    Apr 1, 2007

  • Angie

    Hi, Miss D! Welcome to crimespace...think you're gonna like it here. What a fab, eclectic reading list - reminded my of some authors that I love, a few I still need to get acquainted with and a few I haven't read in eons.

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Lynette Hall Hampton

    I'm glad you chose me as a friend, not an enemy! I'd probably have to read your books in the day time, maybe even early morning. Just kidding, but I never read Stephen King or anyone like him after 2:00 PM. If I did, I'd have to take a sleeping pill to get my rest. On Writing was the only exception. Welcome.

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Miss DaMeaner

    You are sweet and saucy, Lynette! You'd be soo great with a little chow mein. You're a lovely little dish. *evil grin*

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Laura Benedict

    I hope you've read JCO's/Rosamond Smith's Double Delight. Bad girls. Not to be missed.

    I'm sorry, but no one looks good in blaze orange. I wonder why the prison types didn't go for a nice lime green--or lavender.

    Thanks for the friendship!

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Anne Frasier

    hi, miss D! fantastic glamour shot. :D

    not sure i agree with laura about the orange... ;) it's a good look for you.

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Laura Benedict

    Bright orange is for "Springs." She's definitely a "Summer." I still say lavender's a better choice!

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Christa M. Miller

    Thanks for friending me, and for the nice compliment on my page! Looking forward to getting to know you.

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Evil Kev

    What's a dame like you doin' in a jumpsuit like that?

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Dennis Venter

    Howdy Miss D - thanks for the friendly invite. Ah, Aileen Wuornos...such a nice girl too.

    Apr 2, 2007

  • Bill Cameron

    Yeah, I'm with Anne. The orange nicely contrasts with the unique jewelry!

    Apr 3, 2007

  • Daniel Hatadi

    Such a lovely, regal wave. And the hair! What product do you use?

    Apr 4, 2007

  • Laura Benedict

    Okay. I give. Yes, the orange does go with your tan. Really. I would never argue with you. No. Never! I mean, it wasn't actually me who said that about the orange. Someone must have pirated my account. Really. I like you. Like your clothes. I promise!

    Apr 6, 2007

  • Leann Sweeney

    I am like, SO allergic to mascara. Had to do something.

    Apr 6, 2007

  • Donna Moore

    Dollface, re your Chatter on my wall, I don't think ANYTHING would go with that shade of orange. But wait...let me check the Imelda Room. OK, I actually have a pair of pointy toe slingbacks in orange which would go. No...that might be TOO much orange. Although, quite frankly, I think you're already wearing more orange than anyone who isn't dressed up as an orange should. Maybe something to take a person't mind off the orange? I have some rainbow striped mules with a French heel that might be a nice diversion.

    Apr 6, 2007

  • Jeri Westerson

    Just saying hi and thanks for wanting to "friend" me. :)

    Apr 8, 2007

  • Andrea Campbell

    Dear Miss DaMeaner:

    Wow, I was just about to leave Shane's page when I saw your mug. I just had to click on you. You see, one of my very best friends--we're separated at birth, you know--is Sue Russell. She is the author of the true crime book: Lethal Intent, about yours truly, well, I mean YOU in the photo. I'm in another group with Sue and she is a genuine, terrific lady.

    Just thought you'd like to know.

    Apr 8, 2007

  • Andrea Campbell

    Ha! Monkey on your back. That's a good one.

    Actually, Ziggy is a Helping Hands monkey and is now the helper/companion for a quadriplegic. Yes, after 13 years she went to school in Boston (their headquarters) and is a fine example of what bonding and love can do to make someone's life better and brighter.

    Thanks for noticing her though, I am so very proud of my little girl (and I didn't have to pay for her college!)

    Apr 9, 2007

  • Miss DaMeaner

    Great. Now I'm in love with a girl monkey named ziggy. *swoon*

    Apr 10, 2007

  • Eliza Tucker

    Thanks for the add! And I love me some baddies, too. Mae West said it best: "When she was good, she was very, very good, and when she was bad she was better." And thanks -- I'm quite fond of the Web site, myself!

    Apr 11, 2007

  • Rhonda

    Hi and thanks for the invite, are you saying goodbye or hello in your photo?

    Apr 13, 2007