This Is Why Men Almost Always Fall Asleep After Sex
Let’s talk about sex, baby.
Stay updated with breaking news from Mark Leyner. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Let’s talk about sex, baby.
We can respect for parents who think some explicit material goes too far, while protecting a robust discussion of sexuality and gender.
The pandemic reinvigorated car travel and, with it, the market for snacks and Americana. Will it last?
Evan Dara activates the contemporary reader’s apocalyptic and bloodthirsty cultural sensibility but also turns it against itself.
Author Mark Leyner contemplates fathers, daughters and time By Andrew Dansby, Staff writer © Little Brown & Co. Mark Leynder collage Twenty-five years ago when I arrived in New York, a friend born and raised there passed along a novel and two story collections written by Mark Leyner. He suggested the books were required reading for anyone new to the city, and they did in fact reflect its rush of stimuli on a newcomer. Leyner’s language was dense, his imagery visceral and his conveyance of ideas could induce a sort of reader’s whiplash. Sentimentality appeared to be in fa...