Love: from Behind
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Lets get one thing straight up front. I AM NOT SERON! My name is Lee. I am a different kind of man, but a man nonetheless. I know what you thinking after reading the things Seron said about me. Yes, I like sex. I mean, Im awesome at it and havent had any complaints so why not have as much as I can? Besides, Im an educated, working black man with my own place. I have a job and pay my taxes. Family values? My mama and family are taken care of. God? I love me some Jesus and He loves me and that is all you need to know! Love? Look, I did that whole thing. Nope, it didnt end great but Im cool. I dont need to try that again. Scared? Naw, Im not scared. Honestly, theres nobody Im feeling anyway. Well, there is one guy but, thats a long story. Regardless, Im the type of guy that is always on the move and the only way that love stuff will catch me again is from behind.
The central theme is a simple one--as RuPaul often declares, "If you don't love yourself, how the hell you gonna love somebody else?"--but Pierce doesn't deal with it in a simplistic way. James Earl Hardy, Author of the bestselling B-Boy Blues Series.
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Eddie S. Pierce is a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing degree recipient from Chicago State University, home of the world renowned Gwendolyn Brooks Writing Center and host of the annual Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Conference. Mr. Pierce considers himself to be primarily a fiction and prose writer but was afforded the opportunity to be published in 95Notes Literary Magazine for poetry and Sage Publishings Encyclopedia of Identity for an article on the phenomena of Passing. On Saturday, November 12, 2011 Pierce released his first self-published work, Love: Something Infinite and simultaneously launched Rainbow Room Publishing. Additionally he is currently producing more titles and pursuing numerous other literary ventures. Eddie currently resides in Chicago, IL with the love of his life and his daily fountain of inspiration.
