Crudblud's Craptacular C(r)ompositions

[Crudblud]

And, of course, I enjoyed the misdirective provenance.

It's that little bit of Borges I retained from reading his Universal History of Infamy; there's nothing quite like a good and harmless hoax!

[krummholz]

It's that little bit of Borges I retained from reading his Universal History of Infamy; there's nothing quite like a good and harmless hoax!

Hmmm - that's one Borges volume I don't know. Is Ohlsdorfer actually from one of his stories?

In any case I thought it was a neat idea to invent a detective movie that was never produced and write music for it... just as JLB wrote stories based on books that never existed.

Now to go dust off my copy of Silas Haslam's A General History of Labyrinths...

[Crudblud]

Hmmm - that's one Borges volume I don't know. Is Ohlsdorfer actually from one of his stories?

In any case I thought it was a neat idea to invent a detective movie that was never produced and write music for it... just as JLB wrote stories based on books that never existed.

Now to go dust off my copy of Silas Haslam's A General History of Labyrinths...

Ah no, really more of a spiritual inspiration than anything. Ohlsdorfer is just a name I found aesthetically pleasing/amusing for a noir detective character.