G&T

G&T by Oakley Flanagan is a pamphlet-length poem published by Out-Spoken Press on May 18, 2023. This 23-page work delves into themes of queerness, sexuality, and desire, presenting a narrative that unfolds through a series of anonymous encounters and relationships with older men. The poem captures the contrast between the anonymity of late-night experiences and the stark reality of daylight, offering a unique perspective on the complexities of human connection.
Readers will find G&T exploring the interplay of desire and addiction within the context of gay hookup culture. Through vivid imagery and poignant reflections, the poem examines what individuals become when they adopt roles for the sake of others. Flanagan’s work invites contemplation on the nature of intimacy and the often-hidden dynamics of relationships shaped by societal expectations. This edition, written in English, provides a thought-provoking glimpse into the intricacies of modern desire.
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G&T is a pamphlet-length poem, exploring themes of queerness, sexuality and desire. Told through a series of anonymous encounters and relationships with older men, G&T moves between the anonymity of the early hours and the cold light of day. Taking us through drug and alcohol-fuelled nights with strangers, the poem questions the nature of desire, addiction and the sprawling and anonymous world of gay hookup culture, asking what we become when we agree to play roles for the benefit of other people.
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