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Praise for Deadly Circus of Desire: Boys of Imperial Rome #1
“It is a joy to peruse a novel so steeped in history that does not shy away from offering a real and unapologetically lgbtq+ love story. The prose provides an exquisite expertise that informs of daily Roman life--the details of street sustenance vendors, the layouts of and actions within whorehouses, the interaction of slaves and freemen and the aristocracy, the minutiae that precedes the chariot races, all add scholarly authenticity to the lives of imaginary character who interact with historical figures. While all this detail validates the environment, it never once detracts from the story of a budding passion between Rufio and Quintus. This is the pair of young men whose likenesses grace the book’s illustrations. Zack never fails to delight with image after image offering a visual glimpse into the lives of the heroes and the seemingly endless shenanigans they get into, and clothing they become out of.” -- Rick Russell (Goodreads).
Praise for The Satyr of Capri: Boys of Imperial Rome #2
“An epic adventure full of historical detail ... and sex. If you love Ancient Rome and, well, Ancient Roman men, this book’s for you!”
Now Screening: ‘Clay,’ Short Film on Potter Steve Kemp
Michael Cestaro was born and raised in Eastham, graduated from Nauset Regional Elevated School in 2004, and left for college in Boston and a life in California until just recently. “I’ve been productive in film and cinematography for 12 years,” Cestaro says. “I do mostly online video marketing. I’m trying to do weddings and such.”
When his parents downsized, Cestaro bought the house he grew up in, and moved back in with his possess family. But his corporate perform didn’t fully satisfy him. “I hit this time in my life when I needed to create something and stop judging myself,” he says. “I wanted to do something without consideration of its commercial value.”
He was intrigued by the idea of shooting pottery being made and thought of the Kemp Pottery store on Route 6A close the rotary in Orleans, which he would pass when picking up his daughter from youngster care.
“My first conversation with Steve Kemp was two and a half hours long,” Cestaro says. “In the way that Steve speaks, it’s almost like commandments, but in such a warm, nice way. I really fell in love with Steve. He’s such an enlightened artist.”
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Corey DeAngelis Disgraced, Not By Liberals He Trolled, but Right-Wing Parents
Gay porn allegations against school choice gadfly have their roots in MAGA-infighting and Texas groups that view vouchers as government encroachment.
By Linda Jacobson
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In July, Sarah Fields, a podcaster and the president of a conservative pro-family organization, posted a small thread on X about self-proclaimed school choice “evangelist” Corey DeAngelis.
After expressing contradiction to the pro-voucher movement he embodied, she added, “Side note — Corey A. DeAngelis, the meet of school choice, was a model that catered to the gay community” and included a black-and-white photo of what appeared to be a shirtless DeAngelis in a suggestive pose.
At the time, the revelation didn’t cause a stir or interfere with DeAngelis’s hectic schedule as a leading lobbyist for “funding students, not systems.” He furiously promoted his book, “The Parent Revolution,” which earned an endorsement from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. And Fo
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