• John Carter, but make it gay!

    The gay erotic surrealism of Burrough's hyper-masculine hero John Carter unpacked through the medium of a new oil painting
  • Spartacus, queer hero

    A new, queer look through the lens of ecstatic ritual at an old hetero legend, history's most famous gladiator, Spartacus, queer hero
  • Buddhism and the Erotic

    Why is the erotic, something so fundamental, powerful, and pleasurable criminalized, censored, and shamed? Because, if let loose it threatens to tear down the house which whiteness built.
  • What Men Want and What Men Look Like

    Reading this book, and sharing in the experiences and reminiscences, I wondered: is representation also the freedom to present your desire, unedited, uncoded, uninhibited for those that share the desire? We bond over not being the same, but wanting the same.
  • An angel has no memory

    I find myself suddenly drawn to the angel as a presentation of male beauty that is sensual and celebratory, rather than violent or coercive. Yes, there’s a bow and arrow. But it’s the revelation of hidden desires he’s aiming at his unseen target, not a threat of subjugation.
  • Coded works, coded lives

    Wherein a biography of John Singer Sargent stirs thoughts of the balancing acts queers faced then and what we still face today.