Blowjob 3 [NOOK Book]

Overview

Blowjob 3 is a collection of erotic fiction, non-fiction, and photography by Best Gay Erotica and SexIs contributor Johnny Murdoc.

In "Busted," a chance encounter with a police officer results in a heated encounter on the hood of a cop car. In "Do Me a Favor," a college soccer player encourages his boyfriend to seduce one of his straight teammates. In "Rough Sports," a young man's rough sex fantasy comes true with the help of three football players in an empty locker room. These stories and more explore the intimate boundaries of sexual encounters between men.

In "Queer Print," Murdoc discusses the rising trend of small press magazines like Butt, Pinups, and Original Plumbing. "Private Lives, Public Candor," explores the evolution of intimacy in the digital age. In "Making Love," Murdoc talks to the creators and stars of the sweet, dirty movie I Want Your Love. Murdoc's other essays include a personal discussion about pornography and its role in relationships, the need for condoms and testing in the porn industry, the politics of Barack Obama, and the protests of the Westboro Baptist Church. The essays feature discussions with Travis Mathews, Quinnford + Scout, Amos Mac, Christopher Schulz, Jack Shamama, Jesse Metzger, and Brendan Gregory.

Rounding out the collection is more than twenty erotic photographs!

"...If the up and coming generation of erotica writers are as thoughtful and reflective as Johnny [Murdoc], then the future of the genre is in pretty good hands." - Dr. Richard Wagner, aka Dr. Dick

"Just look at the stories here, soaked in sex: its permutations, like jacking off a cop or sucking off a straight guy; its representations in print and film; its consequences for public health and civil rights issues. Most importantly, underneath all of Mr. Murdoc's explorations of queer sexuality is a respect for sex, its wonders and mysteries." - Natty Soltesz, from his introduction

"The writing in this collection isn't just transient coming out erotica. In flashes and undercurrents, there's male love and brimming affection, spoken, contemplated and inferred... This book is an artifact in that space, the realm of do-it-yourself creation and sharing that queer culture has always relied on but now holds greater possibility within the stochastic dissemination of online media and consumption. Aside from the mechanisms and environs of this book itself, the most important element is the content, and it is, quite simply, boner-inducing." - Rob Wolfsham, from his introduction