Category Archives: Sex

Terms of Fatness

by Harper Eliot Posted on 11/02/2013

Yesterday Remittance Girl wrote a magnificent piece titled Now That I’m Fat. There is plenty I could say about this piece, but I am in almost complete agreement, and reiterating what she said seems like a waste of my and … Continue reading →

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Sex Bytes: A New Day, a New Title

by Harper Eliot Posted on 08/02/2013

As many of you may know, Molly recently took over from Lilly as the editor of e[lust]. With only a couple of months break, e[lust] #43 is almost ready to post, and I for one am excited at the prospect … Continue reading →

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Prosa Sparse: On Rebirth

by Harper Eliot Posted on 10/01/2013

In Venice, in 1505, a man named Pietro Bembo published a collection of prose and poetry on the (supposed) importance of neo-platonic love, called Gli Asolani. From what I’ve been told, this collection placed a great emphasis on the grand … Continue reading →

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