I got a filthy book in the mail.<\/p>\n
That’s not unusual. I get a lot of filfthy stuff in the mail.<\/p>\n
Strictly for journalistic purposes, mind you.<\/p>\n
But this one was different.<\/p>\n
To begin with, it was sent to me at the Jewish Journal.<\/p>\n
That’s a good one.<\/p>\n
The book is called The Transformations: A Tale Of Modern Sin by Dex Quire.<\/p>\n
It’s a paperback and light.<\/p>\n
When I’ve gone out to photograph things at night, I’ve stuck it in the back of my jeans and while waiting around for celebrities, I’ve read a few chapters.<\/p>\n
The thing is filthy. It’s obsessed with sex. It’s about a man who wants a bigger nob, so he buys some ointment, rubs it on and turns into a donkey.<\/p>\n
So I get home from digesting a few chapters and Google the book<\/a>.<\/p>\n It turns out to be an ancient fable updated. So then I realized it was art, not filth.<\/p>\n Just like my blogging.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I got a filthy book in the mail. That’s not unusual. I get a lot of filfthy stuff in the mail. Strictly for journalistic purposes, mind you. But this one was different. To begin with, it was sent to me … Continue reading