Shame, or, Sonnet 129
A.O. Scott’s review of “Shame” in The New York Times alludes to Shakespeare’s Sonnet 129: The expense of spirit in[…]
Read moreA.O. Scott’s review of “Shame” in The New York Times alludes to Shakespeare’s Sonnet 129: The expense of spirit in[…]
Read moreNewt Gingrich asked his wife for an open marriage. Sort of. Not really. Really, he asked her not to divorce[…]
Read moreI’m sad. I’ve lost something I really value, with someone I really care about. Is it made harder or easier[…]
Read moreShe wears a short cotton dress, no bra. The taste of my cum surely is fresh in her mouth. Her[…]
Read moreOver a thousand pageviews today. You like me! You really like me!
Read moreThe Herald Square Hotel is in midtown Manhattan, convenient to, well, pretty much everything in midtown. It’s a hotel –[…]
Read moreThe Historian e-mailed me what she called “marginalia” – her contemporaneous journal entries from the weekend in question (almost two[…]
Read moreWriting about, reading about, fucking I did almost two years ago, I’m reminded of how passive I was when fucking,[…]
Read moreDown the busy block from Baruch College – an undergraduate school of CUNY – in a residential neighborhood of no[…]
Read more