Up, Up and Away!

posted by Black Heart staff on 2008-07-04

Ever wondered how superheroes have sex? Ever considered some of the problems inherent in fucking a super man or woman? Hell, ever wondered why the Hulk can't seem to keep his shirt on, but his pants are omnipresent? If the answer to any of these questions is "yes," you need to read columnist Shandyowl's latest contribution, "Up, Up and Away!", on the perils of superhero sex.
[CLICK HERE to read "Up, Up and Away!"]

Sexy summer reading

posted by Black Heart staff on 2008-07-03

This week's Vixen is all about sexy books by old-timey perverts, aka the "classics" of dirty literature. Plus a few modern titles mixed in for good measure. A horny summer reading cavalcade! Here's a taste:

As temperatures continue to rise and Montreal gets sticky like lovers eating ice cream off each other's bodies, I find the best way to keep cool is to hole up in the bedroom with my brand-new air conditioner and read dirty books. When I'm not eating ice cream off my lover's body, that is...

REVIEW: Every Exit Impossible to Imagine With Wings

posted by Black Heart staff on 2008-07-01

Happy Review Tuesday, and Happy Canada Day to those living in the Great White North! This week's review is of a poetry chapbook entitled Every Exit Impossible to Imagine With Wings by Robert Chrysler. See what our Staff Reviewer, John Moore Williams, has to say about this volume and give poetry a chance while you enjoy some fun in the sun.
[CLICK HERE to read the review]

Fiction Friday

posted by Black Heart staff on 2008-06-27

Fiction Friday is here! In lieu of a Black Heart writer's work this week, we'd like to call your attention to an interesting serial novel experiment happening in Britain's newspaper, The Guardian. One of our favourite authors, Jeanette Winterson, is publishing a serial novel one week at a time at books.guardian.co.uk, along with her friends Ali Smith, AM Homes and Jackie Kay. Winterson's writing is sexy and intelligent, and so far there are four installments of her novel, 52, available online. Click here to read chapter one, two, three or four, and check back each Saturday on the Guardian books website for new installments.