Posted on 6th Sep 2010 @ 9:45 PM

Trebor Healey's pagan poetical romp Sweet Son of Pan is now available!

Sweet Son of Pan is a collection of erotic poems, born of crushes, love affairs, fantasies, dreams, and real experiences with men from around the world. These poems are written in a mood of devotion, a praise through language of the sweetest garden we enter as physical beings. They are a response to the sadness that is often a consequence of sex; the fear that so unnecessarily surrounds it; the disrespect that is visited upon it. They are wishes; elegies for our lost brothers—and for the parts of ourselves that our lost; parts we rediscover. They are a reaffirmation of sexual freedom and the wisdom that can be gained from the journey along that path—glimpses of paradise, our oneness and timelessness—and if we are lucky, of a small horned creature with cloven hooves who reminds us we came here only to share, and to share joyfully.

"Trebor Healey is not only a priest of Eros and a sweet son of the randy god Pan, but a poet whose work would make his literary forebears proud. His lyrics extend Walt Whitman's and Alien Ginsberg's poetic missions into the twenty-first century, celebrating masculinity and the magnetic power of the male body, singing the delights of sexual freedom and sensual variety." — Jeff Mann, author of Bones Washed with Wine

Trebor Healey is the author of the 2004 Ferro-Grumley and Violet Quill award-winning novel, Through It Came Bright Colors. He has published poetry in more than 50 books, reviews, journals, and zines. Trebor lives in Los Angeles, where he is working on his second novel, Faun.