Hobosexual Signs
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Don't Waste My Time
Dating over 50 isn’t for the faint of heart—it’s a whole new ballgame. You’ve been through life, learned a few lessons, and now you’re ready for your next chapter. But how do you navigate the wild world of modern dating without wasting your precious time? In Don’t Waste My Time, Erica Bunker delivers a no-nonsense, laugh-out-loud guide packed with real-world wisdom and hard-earned insights to help women over 50 spot red flags, avoid emotional pitfalls, and confidently attract the right kind of love. Drawing from her own experiences re-entering the dating world after a 27-year marriage, along with countless conversations with other women in the same boat, Erica breaks down everything you really need to know—like how to identify emotional unavailability, recognize breadcrumbing, and know when a man’s “potential” isn’t worth your patience. This book doesn’t just tell you what to watch out for—it gives you the power to take control of your dating journey. Erica’s witty, relatable advice will resonate, inspire and empower women to embrace love on their own terms. If you’re ready to stop settling, trust your instincts, and finally attract the relationship you deserve, this book is your new best friend. Buckle up—because your next chapter starts now.
Breakfast with Thom Gunn
Author: Randall Mann
language: en
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Release Date: 2009-08-01
Aubade Those who lack a talent for love have come to walk the long Pier 7. Here at the end of the imagined world are three low-flying gulls like lies on the surface; the slow red of a pilot’s boat; the groan of a fisherman hacking a small shark— and our speech like the icy water, a poor translation that will not carry us across. What brought us west, anyway? A hunger. But ours is no Donner Party, we who feed only on scenery, the safest form of obfuscation: see how the bay is a gray deepening into gray, the color of heartbreak. Randall Mann’s Breakfast with Thom Gunn is a work both direct and unsettling. Haunted by the afterlife of Thom Gunn (1929–2004), one of the most beloved gay literary icons of the twentieth century, the poems are moored in Florida and California, but the backdrop is “pitiless,” the trees “thin and bloodless,” the words “like the icy water” of the San Francisco Bay. Mann, fiercely intelligent, open yet elusive, draws on the “graceful erosion” of both landscape and the body, on the beauty that lies in unbeauty. With audacity, anxiety, and unbridled desire, this gifted lyric poet grapples with dilemmas of the gay self embroiled in—and aroused by—a glittering, unforgiving subculture. Breakfast with Thom Gunnis at once formal and free, forging a sublime integrity in the fire of wit, intensity, and betrayal. Praise for Complaint in the Garden “We have before us a skillful, witty, passionate young poet. . . . Randall Mann is both attuned to and at odds with the natural world; he articulates the passions and predicaments of a self inside a massive, arousing, but sometimes brutal culture. And he accomplishes these things with buoyant lyric sensibilities and rejuvenating skills.”—Kenyon Review
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