Showing posts with label Larry Seiler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Larry Seiler. Show all posts

Sunday, February 25, 2007

MORE ON THE LARRY SEILER STORY. Following up on last week's item about the Village Voice article "Something in the Way He Moves," I note that criticism of the piece showed up in the paper's letters column, which has reached a level of ongoing general negativity (not just in response to this one story) that I haven't seen since the days when Nat Hentoff sided with anti-choice activists.

Anyway, you can check out the letters and also consider this article about sex and a man with cerebral palsy.

Photo: David Marc Fischer

Sunday, February 18, 2007

MEET LARRY SEILER. I think the Mara Altman article "Something in the Way He Moves" is worth reading. (On the same web page is a substantial audio interview with Laura Conaway that is also worth hearing.) It's a profile of Larry Seiler, a teacher and the creator and host of the BronxNet show Special People Special Issues. He's got cerebral palsy and a strong interest in sex.

But here's a contrary, anti-article, view from Cory Silverberg. I think it's also worth reading. I also note that, in the audio file, Seiler describes Mara Altman as a close friend--but I don't believe there is any such disclosure in the article itself.

Photo: David Marc Fischer