A dozen long-stemmed red roses? Ho hum. How 50s heterosexual can you get? It’s not that I’m disenchanted with roses,...
Many of these poems seem interested in the embodiment of the spiritual, finding God (or something like it) through the human body, and sometimes non-human. Read More
"The tagline for the book is, 'everybody becomes Andy,' and that's something I came almost unwillingly to understand..."
2011 saw the publication of several new biographies about Andy Warhol, but perhaps none with such an unusual voice as Megan Volpert's Sonics in Warholia, from Sibling Rivalry Press. In this interview, Charles Jensen sits down with the author of this distinctive new book to dig into the connections between Warhol and, well, everything. Read More
Gay and lesbians have long had a complex and often conflicted relationship with organized religion, sometimes facing exclusion—or worse. But at the same time there is a long history of gay people trying to understand queerness as a divine gift or turning to spirituality to celebrate their love for each other. Read More
“I’m always interested in the idea of the sacred and profane. I’m a very spiritual and sexual person. Liberating my...
& Books Not Found Anywhere Else Compiling this list every month is bar none my most challenging duty. Gathering a...
Amos Lassen doesn’t think of himself this way, but he is one of the most influential Amazon reviewers in the...
