Words by MONISHA ISWARAN Art by ELAINE LI
Being the object of an artist’s attention. To anyone who’s interested in creative industries – actors, writers, visual artists – it’s a romantic, idealized notion.
Tag: writers
13 Reasons not to…
The title is where the problems start. … 13 Reasons not to…
Blowjob from a ghost: an excerpt
An excerpt from the pornographic film SPOOKY GHOST BLOWJOB, starring Saffron Bacchus as the spooky ghost.
Strippernomics – auditing the sex industry
Fake tits, fake tan, lacey lingerie and glitter spray. The list goes on. But how much does it really cost to get other people off?
Losing my virginity: what’s the big deal?
Losing your virginity. A truly grand and firework-worthy moment that will change your life forever. Time to cut the shit, it’s not.
Porn is dumb and no one watches it for the story
Sparking hope in the eyes of thousands of pizza delivery drivers everywhere, who wistfully dream that one day they’ll get ‘just the tip’ instead of… just the tip.
We need to stop tip-toeing around eating disorders
I was falling deeper into my orthorexia nightmare. I lost an extremely unhealthy amount of weight, I lost my period and worst of all, I lost myself.
Protected: You haven’t seen it all till you’ve been to a Thai sex show
An open letter to homophobes
To all of you ‘homophobes’ out there, you should be terrified.
Blue balls? Let me explain.
The testicles will eventually reach what feels like an implosion of cum. … Blue balls? Let me explain.
Touching (4th) Base with Jess Bong
A few Esperanto issues ago, Jess Bong declared she was saving herself for marriage.
… Touching (4th) Base with Jess Bong
Sex Edition – Out Wednesday
Baby, I am not down after all
No, this is not my honeymoon nor was it a random spring break hook-up. … Baby, I am not down after all
Honesty Edition Writer Call-Out
Esperanto is on the hunt for some genuine talent to contribute to the HONESTY EDITION. … Honesty Edition Writer Call-Out
Uni student by day, sex worker by night
So, what is it like being a sex worker in Melbourne? Well I can’t show you, but I can tell you what I’ve experienced.
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