Category: Bi Sexual
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Scribble the Way
Scribble the Way is a logo design concept proposed for Writers Block a new online writing centre which is part of Writing on the Wall. Scribble the Way A scratch, a scroll, a doodle, or simply an intensely worked scribble demands centre stage for this graphic concept: ‘Scribble the Way’. We see the angst of…
Alison Little
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I May Destroy You
I May Destroy You A staggering 6 weeks ago, when lock down restrictions were beginning to ease, our TV screens and minds were illuminated by: ‘I May Destroy you’. I, myself, who fared badly from the pandemic, was starting to recover from a long tail case of Covid-19. This drama series was the primary broadcast…
Alison Little
Abortion, Adverse Lifestyle, Bi Sexual, Britishness, Casual Sex, Conflict, Consent, Covid-19, Female Icons, Feminism, Fertility, Fetish, fiction, Gender Roles, High School, Morality, Narcotics, Non-consensual sex, pandemic, Period, Rape and Sexual Violence, Rape culture, Relationships, Reynhard Sinaga, Same Sex Relationships, Sex, Sexual Freedom, Sexual Parteners, Social Roles, Uncategorized, Warped -
A Letter to Fat Fiasol’ Mother
A Letter to Fat Fiasol’ Mother is a flash fiction piece from Alison Little. She created the prose as an exercise while writing her novel, Casual Nexus. The piece adopts the point of view of the main character of the narrative: Sal and is directed towards the Mother of an undercover Police Officer who failed…
Alison Little
Bi Sexual, Casual Sex, Chickens, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Conflict, Degrading, Delluded, Dildo, Disorder, Domineering, Fetish, fiction, Flash Fiction, Gay Porn, Impotency, Leg over, Leisure time, Lies, Male gaze, Manipulation, Mother, Police, Rape and Sexual Violence, Relationships, Same Sex Relationships, Semi-erect penis, Senior Police Officer, Sex, Sexual Parteners, Sexualization, Sick, Sinful, Snakes, Social Roles, Uncategorized, Warped -
Virginia Woolf and the Hours
The Hours Three Women, One day. Michael Cunningham’ novel, The Hours and the movie version, Directed by Stephen Daldry, gives a very accurate portrayal of Virginia Woolf beginning with her final act: suicide. The narrative intertwines the lives of three women: Virginia Woolf, Laura Brown an unhappy housewife in 1950’s Loss Angeles and Clarissa Vaughan…
Alison Little
Affair, Aids, American Dream, Bi Sexual, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Family, Film, High School, House Wife, John Everett Millais, Lesbianism, Los Angeles, Mental Health, Morality, Mrs Dalloway, New York City, Pre Raphaelite, River Ouse, Same Sex Relationships, Servants, Sex, shcizophrenia, Social Roles, Suicide, Uncategorized, Virginia Woolf, Women’s Right
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