All posts by Anna Pulley

May 8th, 2012

Lonesome Was the Blacktop

At my dad’s house in Tucson, almost everything I picked up was expired. The contact solution. The Aspirin. The Frosted Mini Wheats. I consumed all of it anyway. So far, none of it has killed me. …more

July 22nd, 2011

How I Learned to Fight

At the Jackson Arms shooting range in South San Francisco, we were issued earmuffs so tight I felt the beginnings of a headache …more

June 3rd, 2011

Sex as Art: Sadie Lune Queers Our Conceptions of Conception

The Bay Area is no stranger to the provocative. Nary a rally, street fair or Sunday stroll exists without the backdrop of a few naked men in cock rings and pink faux-hawks. Taco trucks are protested with “puke-ins.” And spectators can always drop in to the monthly porn wrestling matches at the Armory if dinner and a movie is too passé. With this cultural mentality as a frame of reference, it’s not enough for a sexually explicit art performance to merely be shocking for it to have lasting gravity.

This is why I approached the culminating performance in Femina Potens April Artgasm series on birth, conception, and motherhood with both excitement and trepidation. …more

January 11th, 2011

Suppose I Kept on Singing Love Songs Just to Break My Own Fall

I don’t remember what I was doing when my aunt called to tell me my father was dying. …more

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Anna is a Twitter Jockey and blogger for Mother Jones. She also writes a social media etiquette column for SF Weekly and a relationship column for After Ellen, as well as attempting to lead a haiku revival on her personal blog: annapulley.com.

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