‘Marcelle Manhattan’ Archives
Marcelle goes on a date/Why hair ties are important
We're jealous. You will be, too. From "Marcelle goes on a date." (And remember, there's more than one part) He returned from the closet with a pair of black silk men’s pajamas. I lifted my tank over my head right there, exposing my pink lacy bra, and slipped on the oversized nightshirt. Then I shoved down my pants, and began to don the [...]
Marcelle: “An Accidental Whore”
As happens so often when I read her work - it seems to be going towards one place - and ends up somewhere else entirely. An Accidental Whore. She's also brutally honest about herself - perhaps more self-critical than she deserves. But An Accidental Whore is well worth the read, on Marcelle Manhattan's Sexegesis.
Collared Catalina
Collared Catalina we don't, at the moment, have time for a review or excerpts (building some shelves, etc.; husbandly devotion exceeds skills slightly, so great care must be taken) - but Collared Catalina is worth a look: only if you like pervy smart women with attitude, like our ever-favorites Marcelle Manhattan and AAG.
Marcelle Manhattan zooms past “deconstruction” – goes right to “demolition”
Next stops, cogitation and redefinition. In her essay I Fucked a Girl, Ms. Manhattan (named, we believe, for the island rather than the cocktail or the chowder) shreds - and then folds, spindles and mutilates - the gay-straight-bisexual matrix, and probably the Kinsey scale too. While probably making people of any sexual preference hot. And [...]
Why we have a crush on Marcelle Manhattan (3 of many reasons)
It was unavoidable. Any one of the following reasons would have done it all by itself - combined, we were powerless: We like the word, and the concept, exegesis. (And her blog's name is a play on it). She's smart, and well-read. Who else could talk about Maslow's hierarchy of needs and BDSM in the same paragraph? (actually, one other person, [...]
the kind of girl someone should have warned you about
Bad Influence Girl is an exemplar of the principle of truth in advertising. We discovered her as a commenter at Always Aroused Girl. She can turn something clean and wholesome, like housework, into something perverse and dirty, as in this post about laundry. For shame. What's more - the always-worth-reading Marcelle Manhattan reads her, too. [...]
