Trash Kulture
Patrick Alan ColemanThe distinct pleasure of being seduced by extremes
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The October Nasties: Psycho (Nasty 1)
I can’t believe that I forgot Anthony Perkins’ name. Like, it was super disturbing. I was watching this incredible actor do his phenomenal work and I couldn’t come up with his name. It’s a travesty really. I had to stop the movie and look i...
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Fireworks: Kenneth Anger and My Proud Faggot Past
Once upon a time, I was a gay witch. My partner, “W,” said he’d manifested me with a spell. He had lit the incense on his alter. He had burned candles. He had brandished his athamé and said the words that would draw me to him.
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Patrick Alan Coleman has been the Food Editor for the Portland Mercury, a city editor for Thrillist.com, the Editor and Chief for the Norwood Post and The Parenting Editor for Fatherly.com. He lives in Ohio with his wife and two kids.
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