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Monthly Archives: January 2012
The Rest of the Art -ful Porn -ful Lesbian Pics
Since we had so much fun yesterday discussing whether a pic was porn versus art, or something in between, or something we shouldn’t categorize, I figured I’d “steal” the rest of the pics that have come up on my acquaintance’s … Continue reading
Posted in art, lesbianism, photography, porn, Sex, Uncategorized
Tagged black and white photography, lesbians, Michele Bachmann, photography, Pornography, women
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Art or Porn?
I found this photo posted by a Facebook acquaintance. I thought it was beautiful and evocative and sexy and what I’d hoped to be doing this weekend, but I’m not. Do you think it’s art or porn? I’m not here … Continue reading
Posted in art, lesbianism, photography, porn, Reading Out Loud
Tagged black and white photography, lesbians, Naked women, nudes., sex
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What’s in a Butch’s Purse?
Perhaps the title begs the question, “If you’re really a butch, what the hell are you doing with a purse?” Let’s travel in the way-back machine, shall we? Before iPods and iPads and cell phones, and before I realized I … Continue reading
Moments Fine and Not So Much
Oh, that first morning after the sex, as she wakes me up and says, “I was disappointed.” Okay, that was not one of the finer moments of my life, but one of the marvels of writing is how you can … Continue reading
Posted in Agoraphobia, Facebook, Panic Disorder, Performing, Public Readings, Reading, Reading Out Loud, Solstice MFA Pine Manor College, Uncategorized, Writing, Writing Conferences, Writing Retreats
Tagged Association of Writers & Writing Programs, Chestnut Hill Massachusetts, Chicago, Mary Poppins, meg kearney, MFA, mfa program, Pine Manor College, Reading, Solstice MFA
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The year in pictures and thoughts
I want to thank all the readers of “The Early Draft,” both my friends and those I don’t know who are now stumbling upon my writing. I’m excited to tell you I’ve had thousands and thousands of hits and my … Continue reading
