Three Books About Books By Bookish Lads
on ian flemming, jackie kerouac, karlo knausgaard
Tag: men
The Deptford Trilogy by Robertson Davies
groovy 1970s fiction
The North Water by Ian McGuire
some proper bloody man’s fiction: great, if that’s your thingaling
Sad Farsi Love Poem by Abi Andrews
an effective exploration of white saviour complex
An American Dream by Norman Mailer
fun frothy men’s fiction
Popular Hits of the Showa Era by Ryu Murakami
not a great book, not a great blog post
Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin
Gorgeous, sensuous, unforgettable
#TotNTV: Fatherhood
boys becoming men / men becoming fathers
#TotNTV: Men & Emotions
in which I ask loadsa men about crying
#TotNTV: Chris Jones on Prison
Chris Jones speaks about a hyper male environment.
50 Euro by Karina Bush
if sex sells who’s buying
Dysfunctional Males by Fernando Sdrigotti
Men are disgusting.
The Female Eunuch by Germaine Greer
If Greer – who doesn’t believe in non-binary genders – is correct, then I am a woman.
“Herod’s Filthy Bathtime” from The Body and the Baptist
Once upon a time, I was trying to be a writer…
Beautiful Christmas Music Video
Merry Christmas. If you’re a fan of wigs made of pubic hair, Mariah Carey and laughing at men for goingContinue Reading
[sung] oooh, fellas: what’s ya dicksiiiize?
A 4 second Noise Piece and a link to more madness at the HuffPo
more online male-centric feminism
More writing from that weird character I do at Huffington Post.
Baldness Article #2
Mr Hip-Scott himself is back on the HuffPo
It ain’t easy being a bald man under thirty…
A bald man on a dance floor is as welcome as a corpse
Purity by Jonathan Franzen
I read every other novel by Jonathan Franzen during a period of about 18 months after really, really enjoying FreedomContinue Reading
Filth by Irvine Welsh
Recently I’ve been very much enjoying Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong*’s Channel 4 police drama, Babylon. This under-watched TV showContinue Reading
Orlando by Virginia Woolf
I really like Virginia Woolf, and more than that I like the IDEA of liking Virginia Woolf. Pro-writing, pro-women, literaryContinue Reading
Triumph Of The Now 