Liz/Eliqua, a mature drug dealer and gang banger captivates a young white girl, who wanders into her place of business. The neighborhood crack house.
The young white millennial is drawn to this bad girl and allows herself to be degraded and used and subjected to all kinds of perversions. The young girl, is torn between her fear of the danger all around her, in this seedy neighborhood, and the sexual attraction to Liz (or Eliqua her street name), the rough gang banger.
The sexual attraction wins the battle and the cruel Eliqua takes the white girl back to her crib. Arriving at Liz’s/ Eliqua’s place, the young millennial is served up one surprise after another. In the end her life seems to change directions.
I am a writer, not an author. I write about current affairs, social issues and developing lifestyles. A trained philosopher, I have been enthralled with the Existentialists for many years. I have not made up my mind regarding New Wave culture. Only time will tell if it is for real.
From and early age I felt Lesbian romance is a much underserved segment in the literary world, and in feature cinema, etc. It generally is presented as a male fantasy and it dehumanizes the people that are the characters in the work. The world is changing and to some degree the gap that existed 30 years ago is being filled.
My vision for this Blog, is to treat the subject with an open mind. It will be explored from many angles, and many opinions. The state of LBGT community in the early 21st century is expanding. This expansion is a bit lopsided however, as 3 times as many females are self identifying with the lesbian of bisexual life style. This has fascinated me for some time and except for some minor exploration on my part I have The blog will feature as many elements of the subject, from around the world. This blog has been a dream of mine for a very long time and hope you are not disappointed in the contents.
A huge Beatles Fan, and James Bond fan. I currently have become interested in music by Charlotte Gainsbourg and Kelsea Ballerini. I have a real liking for Kay Scarpetta, by Patricia Cornwell.
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