Read Artist Joseph Keckler’s Excerpt from the 8th Issue of ‘Spunk [arts] Magazine’
Posted on 02. Oct, 2012 by Paige Cohen in Excerpts, Features
Spunk | noun
1. pluck; spirit; mettle; determination; heart: the courage to carry on
2. touchwood; tinder; punk; kindling: material for starting a fire
3. an attractive person (normally male); male ejaculate; semen
Spunk [arts] Magazine, founded in New York City in 2003, is an art journal specializing in original artwork and memoir-style writing. With seven wonderful issues already under its belt, Spunk released their eighth issue this summer. We here at the Lambda Literary Review have been lucky enough to get our hands on the latest issue, and of course, we want to share it with you.
In this excerpt, ‘Andragon,’ author/musician Joseph Keckler explores issues of gender, desire, and identity in the Midwest. The sardonic story, which comes to a ravishing climax, is sprinkled with poetic language and humorous moments that make it quite the read.
Read the excerpt by clicking here.
To buy an issue of Spunk click here
Photo: Austin Young, Portrait of Katie Newcom
