This collection brings together academics, artists, and activists—from different generations, countries, ethnic backgrounds, and HIV statuses—to reflect on how gay sex has changed in a post-PrEP era, critique the role Big Pharma now plays in queer life, and argue for the value of sexual community, promiscuity, and pleasure.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction to Q+ Public Books by series editors E.G. Crichton and Jeffrey Escoffier
1 Introduction: Why Promiscuity Matters by Andrew Spieldenner and Jeffrey Escoffier
2 Notes on Promiscuity by Andrew Holleran
3 Perspective: Fear
4 Safety by Steve MacIsaac
5 How I Learned to Stop Worrying: Or,The Straight Panic Defense by Daniel Felsenthal
6 Perspective: Sex
7 Reluctant Objects: Sexual Pleasure and HIV Prevention by Kane Race
8 Learning How to Fuck on PrEP by Nicolas “Nic” Flores
9 Gay Sex is Our Superpower by Alex Garner
10 Perspective: Pharma
11 “Heard about it before, but don’t know where to get it”: A Black Gay Man’s Journey to Securing PrEP by Deion Scott Hawkins
12 PrEP in the Porn World by Pam Dore, aka Mr. Pam
13 Auto-Pharmakon: Prescribing Utopia by Addison Vawters
14 Perspective: Trauma and Healing
15 S(t)imulation by Lore/tta LeMaster
16 Playing in the Shadows: Cycles of Trauma by Ariel Sabillon
17 When We Touch: A Reading on Queer Intimacies by Justice Jamal Jones and Andrew Spieldenner with Photographs by Justice Jamal Jones
18 Epilogue: Promiscuity for the Non-Promiscuous by Andrew Spieldenner and Jeffrey Escoffier
Acknowledgments
Notes on Contributors
Index
