Tosh Berman's short story "Structure Equals Eros" in the current Pure Lust issue of BLACK SCAT REVIEW

I have a short nine page story in the current issue of Black Scat Review #14.  It is their "Pure Lust" theme book, and I have to say i'm a master of eros.  In fact, the story is called "Structure Equals Eros."  With an illustration by Elizabeth Yoo.  

Down below is the info:  

The first day of Spring is Sunday, March 20th, so get a jump-start on Spring Fever with the “Pure Lust” issue of Black Scat Review.

Over 100 pages of lusty art & fiction by an international roster of artists & writers—featuring Tosh Berman, Tom Bussmann, Theodore Carter, Elna Holst, Monika Mori, Derek Pell, Eugene Schacht, Sybil Shwarzenberg, Mercie Pedro e Silva, Yuriy Tarnawsky, Mylene Viger, Tom Whalen, and Elizabeth Yoo.

Cover art by Giada Cattaneo

One can purchase a copy of the journal/book here: 

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Scat-Review-14-Issue/dp/0692633871/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1457595124&sr=1-1&keywords=Black+Scat+Review+%2314

ELIZABETH YOO PAINTING EXHIBITION: Paintings based on Alain Robbe-Grillet's films

Holyrad Studio Presents

Eros and After: Pleasure and Pain in the Early Films of Alain Robbe-Grillet

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd
12 PM-9 PM

• Saturday, October 3 at 12:00pm - 9:00pm in EDT Tomorrow · 56°F / 54°F Chance of Rain

• Holyrad Studio 35 Meadow St Suite 104, Brooklyn, New York 11206

We will be hosting a full day of cultural mischief. Artist Elizabeth Yoo’s paintings are interpretations of scenes from the first four films of French filmmaker and writer Alain Robbe-Grillet, whose experimental, dreamlike work remains as unique, groundbreaking, and controversial today as it was in the 1960s. His movies introduced audiences to a world of sadomasochistic eroticism and disjointed narratives in which the most decadent of fantasies are indulged.

Join us on October 3rd for some light refreshments. Watch scenes from Robbe-Grillet’s films, make new friends, and meet the artist. At 7pm we will be showing Robbe-Grillet's film "Trans-Europ-Express."

Paintings are available for purchase!

www.elizabethyoo.com

Elizabeth is a friend of mine, and this is her first painting exhibition.   I love the series that she is working on, and I just want  to let people / citizens of New York City know that she has an one day opening of her work.  All paintings are based on the cinema of the great French writer/thinker Alain Robbe-Grillet.   If you can make it to the exhibition, please do go.