3:AM Brasil: Perfect Love
Inside it there’s a beautiful image of Holy Mary in natural size, placed by the side of a black portable radio. Without any warning the music starts: “AVE MARIA”, sang the Italian interpreter. He unfastens his serge black trousers and holds firmly the hard and hot sex. The image of the saint looking so beautiful and merciful transfigurated her look, and he thought how much he loved her while stroking the sculpture’s merciful face, ‘Ah I love you so much,’ he’d say in loud voice, his climax getting closer until he comes with a scream of happiness to then kiss the image of his adored saint with the reverence and fascination typical of the deepest love that one can ever imagine.
By Patrick Brock.
Baring All
The Neo Naturists never seemed very underground to me, personally but then I was an art student and I thought mainstream galleries were being terribly conventional swept up in Thatcher’s Britain, and all that Conservatism. Only one man had the eye to see otherwise at that time, Mr James Birch with his first shows for Jennifer Binney, Grayson Perry and then Wilma. There was always a explosion of body painting performance in his little gallery in the New Kings Road and much drinking of red wine and scrumpy before rolling around on the floor in rousing choruses cheered on by legendary old man of surrealism, Conroy Maddox.
Sophie Parkin reviews the Neo Naturists at England and Co and Sudeley Castle.
3:AM Top 5: Nick Antosca
Nick Antosca is the author of Fires [Impetus Press 2007], a novel described by John Crowley as “a striking work reminiscent of James Salter“. He is a Pushcart Prize nominee and has had his fiction and poetry published in the Barcelona Review, the New York Tyrant, Opium and Hustler. Ahead of 3:AM Magazine’s party tomorrow […]