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Sweet Son of Pan: cover image by Stevee Postman poetry/gay & lesbian studies Sweet Son of Pan is a collection of erotic
poetry, infused with joy, play, and wisdom. It expresses both the silliness
and the sacredness of gay sexuality, as well as the limitlessness of
sexual expression.
Read "Milarepa" at Lodestar Quarterly.
Trebor Healey is the author of
the 2004 Ferro-Grumley and Violet Quill award-winning novel, Through
It Came Bright Colors. He was born in San Francisco, raised in Seattle,
and studied English and American Literature at the University of California
at Berkeley. Over the years, he has published poetry in more than 50 books,
reviews, journals, and zines. Healey's poem "Denny" was made into a hit
single by the homocore punk band, Pansy Division. He lives in Los Angeles
where he is working on his second novel, A Horse Named Sorrow.
Visit the Trebor Healey website. "As for Master Trebor, he is a ring-bearer, a torch carrier, the legitimate bastard son of an endless line of bastard sons howling in the wilderness-dating back through Lorca, Cavafy, Whitman, to Catullus, Strato and beyond. For as long as man is commanded to roam these sacred woods, somewhere, from some lone hilltop, licentious yet austere, this voice will ever be heard to howl. And Trebor is just this wolf. Hear his voice and tremble." Pick it up or order it at your favorite book store! A high-resolution Sweet Son of Pan Publisher: Greg Wharton |
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