An engaging portrait of the underground filmmaker Bruce LaBruce, founder of the Homocore movement and maker of No Skin Off My Ass, Super 81/2, and Hustler White. Included are LaBruce's diary from the making of Hustler White, a letter from the late Kurt Cobain, LaBruce's interview with performance artist Vaginal Creme Davis, and essays by filmmaker Gus Van Sant and David McIntosh of the Toronto International Film Festival. Fully illustrated with film stills and candid behind-the-scenes snapshots.

Bruce LaBruce: Ride, Queer, Ride!

Arts & Photography

LaBruce, Bruce

La Bruce, Bruce

Individual Artists

Plug in Inc

Based on the work of director and cult legend Timothy Carey (1929-1994), Dead Flowers features new scholarship on this brilliant actor and filmmaker. Carey wrote, produced, directed and starred in the 1962 feature The World's Greatest Sinner, which was scored by Frank Zappa. Although the film did not have wide commercial release, it built its fervent fan base through repeated screenings at the “midnight movies” in Los Angeles in the 1960s. This publication will certainly appeal to film audiences but also interprets Carey's cultural contributions through the lens of contemporary art, in works by Charles Atlas, Alvin Baltrop, Johanna Constantine, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Marti Domination, Scott Ewalt, Georg Gatsas, Brandon Olson, Kembra Pfahler, Cynthia Plaster Caster, Tabboo! (Stephen Tashjian) and Paul Thek. It contains texts by Gary Indiana, Antony Hegarty, Max G. Morton, Bruce LaBruce, Vaginal Davis, Eileen Myles and Ed Halter.

Dead Flowers

Indiana, Gary

Halter, Ed

Hegarty, Antony

Morton, Max

Davis, Vaginal

Myles, Eileen

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Vox Populi/Participant Press

Great condition, 205 pages hysterically funny, name-dropping memoir about the travails of underground filmmaker Bruce LaBruce with accompanying photographes. A cult classic

The Reluctant Pornographer

Humor & Entertainment

Distributed Art Pub Inc

Be afraid, darling. Be VERY afraid. For the very first time, the collected thoughts about (gay) porn from the one and only Advocate for Fagdom! The notorious cult director and “Reluctant Pornographer” Bruce LaBruce is a well-known key figure of the New Queer Cinema. Starting in the late 80s in Toronto with queer punk fanzines and Super 8 short films, and later entering the international independent movie scene, LaBruce was already writing and taking photographs for magazines such as "Honcho", "Inches", "Exclaim!", "Vice" and many more. This compilation covers the thought-provoking, political, opinionated and cleverly-pointed articles the director has written about pornography. A glorious read - if you aren‘t afraid of good, old-fashioned obscenity! Includes a conversation between LaBruce and gay porn legend Peter Berlin, numerous essays, articles, stories, and three shooting diaries, for SKIN GANG, THE RASPBERRY REICH and L.A. ZOMBIE. 80 pages of still photography, artworks and Portraits - among them photos by Richard Kern, Raul Hidalgo, Ricardo Gomes, Terry Richardson and others.

Porn Diaries: How to succeed in Hardcore without really trying

History & Criticism

Editions Moustache

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