A former professor & sex worker on power, pleasure, and magic.
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FKKKING CANCELLED
Clementine Morrigan, Jay Lesoleil, and the Grift of Entitled Victimhood
When I set out to write Part II of “Not Your Straw Man,” on the trouble with anti-porn feminism, the working title was “Bad Sex.” While I’ve written about Nazis in bus...
Baba Yaga’s Burlesque; Or, How a Random Naked Man on a Bike Ride Changed My Life
Read Part I here.
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Read Part II here.
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In the VIP room, strobe lights scatter neon shadows across partitioned couches streaked with human grease. Stripper ghosts swim laps around the stained periphery of ridged ceilings.
D...
Art is a Wobbly Compass
What does art do for the living?
I often write about desire’s ghosts as grief personified or the immaterial made flesh. But the world of spirit not only refers to supernatural beings or the breath of god in faith traditions. Spirit and its...
In the Twilight of a Nation
Flickering comets zigzag like fig-drunk scarabs careening their unwieldy bodies across a slate sky before crashing with a thunderclap screech on concrete. Wind scatters cinders of strontium, aluminum, and copper—the chemical confetti for th...
Not Your Straw Man
Customers say the wildest shit about strippers. I’ve witnessed a dude, as big as his inflated ego and the brim of his tall-crowned straw hat, call us cows while mooing as he chucked actual pennies at the stage. Turns out he was buying himse...
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Former professor & stripper with a PhD in English and chaos magic. I write witchy lyric essays on power & pleasure, likely on a dirty napkin, always with human feeling. Published in CIMARRON REVIEW, CUTBANK, SO TO SPEAK, GLQ & elsewhere. ☆
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