Monthly Archives: September 2010
The Whimsical Art of Paul Richmond
Paul Richmond posing for an article on Gay Artists
One of the many things I like about men is their wit. Paul Richmond displays his through his art. In his world, boys can’t seem to keep their pants up, a problem, if only it were more widespread, would make this world a more interesting place. See more at Paul Richmond Studio Blogspot.
Uncircumcized Men
Portuguese Photography … Part Two
The A-Bomb of Rock and Roll
The Brian Setzer Orchestra
Idolino
Idolino is a image blog for like-minded men. With an excellent eye for male beauty in various forms, they serve up the best in art and photography.
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Art by Pierre Lascaux
Most talented artists develop their own style. Some are more original than others. Pierre Lascaux is one of them. Visit www.piergustafson.com to see more of his work.
Five Married Men . . . Reviewed
From a member of MMA2oM (married men attracted 2 other men)
I just finished reading Five Married Men. It is a book that truly speaks for men like us. Here is my review, which I also submitted at Amazon:
Five Married Men is first-rate literary entertainment, and much more. If you are looking for summer reading that grabs your attention, this is it. This novel has believably likable characters, intricate plot development, romance, sex, drama, suspense, humor, and action. There’s something for everyone.
More importantly for me, Five Married Men is an honest discussion of male bisexuality. As a bisexual married man who has just recently come out of the closet, I found this book to be heart-breaking in its accurate portrayal of the challenges that face men like me and their wives. I can’t say how much Martin Brant writes from experience, from thorough research, or from an incredible imagination. But I can say, from MY experience, that his fictional characters are as real as the men I’ve met in support groups, chat groups, and bars. The emotional conflicts, the clandestine meeting arrangements, the fear of discovery that are described in the book are happening all around us every day.
Male bisexuality is marginalized in this country. Today’s pop psychologists tell us that there is no such thing as a bisexual man. Even the GLBT community struggles to understand us. It’s high time a book like Five Married Men was published. Maybe it will start some discussions that are overdue. Believe me, there are a lot more bisexual men walking around than you can imagine. If we all came out of the closet at once, the whole gay/straight dichotomy would go the way of the dinosaur.
Don’t think for a minute that this book is all gloomy and depressing. It is also very provocative. Because Mr. Brant develops the characters so well, the sex scenes are much steamier than typical gay or straight erotica. If the text doesn’t turn you on, you’ll at least feel empathy for the lovers.
Five Married Men is a novel that reassures bisexual men they are not alone, and educates the rest of society.
You can check out the first two chapters at the author’s website (check out the hot photos while you are there!): www.martinbrant.com
-BiMark
Creases and Shadows Revisited
It Never Got Any Better Than This . . .
Before Roy Orbison there was nothing . . .
Even better with k d lang . . .
With Bruce Springsteen and various artists

















































