The economy of sex
This week’s New Yorker has an article by James Wood about Michel Houellebecq, a French writer of some fame who[…]
Read moreThis week’s New Yorker has an article by James Wood about Michel Houellebecq, a French writer of some fame who[…]
Read moreGo shopping, online. Your quarry: what you would (you will) pack for a weeklong vacation with me, in a warm[…]
Read moreI sit in the bar, waiting. It’s dark. The piano player is in his cups. My phone vibrates with your[…]
Read moreAfter a hiccup (or hiccough, as I prefer to spell it), it seems L and I will shortly be back[…]
Read moreI’m at the bar. You should sit in the corner, on the bench, visible to me….. We will be here[…]
Read moreWear a dress that will give me easy access. Play with yourself a few times in the course of the[…]
Read moreA feature of living in a big city is the constant barrage of attractive people. Men, women, people of indeterminate[…]
Read moreWhere we draw our lines is so highly variable, and so vitally communicative about who, and how, we are. Lines[…]
Read more