Zachary Zane is a charismatic queer man who is something of a sexpert. He writes several different magazine columns about it, or otherwise (in his own words) is having a lot of really great sex.
Zane has also just written a new book, Boyslut: A Memoir and Manifesto in which he articulates that, even today, we live in a world that shames people for the sex that they have and the sexualities that they inhabit. Through the lens of his bisexuality and self-described sluttiness, he breaks down exactly how this sexual shame negatively impacts the sex and relationships in our lives, and through his personal experience, he shares how we can unlearn the harmful, entrenched messages that society imparts to us.
Queerguru caught up with this ebullient and quick-witted man to talk about his funny and fascinating story who has insured that Boyslut is a book that you will not want to put down
Austrian actor Helmut Berger, who was both incredibly handsome and talented was made into a major star in European cinema by auteur filmmaker Luchino Visconti who also became his boyfriend albeit there was a 40-year age difference. Visconti cast Berger in a spectacular role in his landmark 1969 epic The Damned in which he played … Continue reading
Everything Went Fine (Tout S’est Bien Passe) is the latest film by acclaimed French film director and writer Francois Ozon. Part of France’s ‘New Wave’ group of directors, Ozon is known for beautiful films with a free-wheeling attitude to human sexuality. Death is also a recurring theme and Everything Went Fine follows in this … Continue reading
Spanish filmmaking duo David Matamoros and Ángeles Hernández swap their usual roles of producers to become the co-directors and writers of his intriguing queer melodrama. Adapted from a very successful stage play, it is the story of two very different married couples who are quite ruthless in pursuing their own desires. Two close childhood … Continue reading
For her debut feature film Emma Seligman adapted her only brilliant funny short SHIVA BABY so successfully that she picked up the Best Screenplay Award at Outfest this year. We always knew that ‘jews’ and ‘gays’ usually make good ingredients for comedy especially ones that take aim at both communities, but rarely do they … Continue reading
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