I interviewed sexy novelist Binnie Kirshenbaum Monday morning.
Binnie complains that people can't get past her sex scenes. That they are metaphors for loneliness et al.
She and anyone else with the same complaint don't want to face reality -- that once you introduce sex, that is the primary thing people will think about and remember from your work. Sex as metaphor only works for intellectuals and professional writers. Sex overwhelms everything else when you employ it in your writing or art.
Are the sophisticated readers of lukeisback able to watch porn movies and see them as metaphorical and existential statements about loneliness or are they primarily whack material? Do you look at Holly's beaver pictures on suze.net and contemplate what Holly and the model are trying to communicate? Or do you just imagine that model's vagina clenching around your cock?
Do you guys tend to view your sex as metaphors for loneliness or as another way that you go about communicate? Please discuss.
http://www.lukeford.net/profiles/profiles/binnie_kirshenbaum.htm