I read “Body to Job” over the period of several weeks, and almost every morning, I woke up thinking about [it]…The book crawled under my skin and stayed there. … Continue readingChristopher Zeischegg’s “Body to Job” Fucked. Me. Up.
Have you ever had something so wonderful happen that you’d call it a dream come true…Except you never dared to dream it in the first place? That’s kind of me
Continue readingUm, the New York Times likes my book, everybody.
Hello, darlings! Meet me tonight at Shakespeare & Co. in Missoula for a live reading and book signing! I’ll be reading from the book starting around 7:00 pm, answering questions,
Happy Hump Day, everybody! Spring is creeping into Montana, finally, and I’ve got a small dose of the good stuff: Wednesday links for you to enjoy. And—surprise!—they all have to
Continue readingLinks on Hump Day: Porn and Privacy, A Book Review, and an Interview
From now on I’ll be putting the phrase “titillating, winking bawdiness” into all of my bios from now until forever. I might actually have it inscribed on my tombstone. … Continue readingMy First Book Review
In the end, this parody isn’t exactly the insightful and hilarious satire that I’d longed for, but it has its high notes and, I hope, would embarrass the everloving crap out of the president, which is why I encourage you to watch it, share it with friends, and petition WoodRocket.com to make lots more like it. … Continue readingThe Trump Reviews: Donald Tramp: The XXX Parody
I want to write a review of Madison Young’s memoir, Daddy, which was recently published by Rare Bird. I think this book is important, and I want to put words
Continue readingDaddy by Madison Young: a sort-of book review
Back into feeling-like-crap-all-the-time territory, peeps. Not much blogging will be happening this week. Probably not as much fun of any kind as I’d like. Except catching up on Doctor Who.
In a culture so litigious that we need to put caution labels on hot coffee to cover our asses, a force as powerful, as seductive, and as hidden in the darkness of our fears and preferences as sex is perhaps the most logical one to throw into the addiction mix. … Continue readingBook Review: The Myth of Sex Addiction