Also Known As DNA
Sequel to Armchair Detective
Fiction
Baggage
Mainstream
Fiction
Achilles Forjan
Mainstream
Fiction
Random Act of Blindness
Erotic Lesbian Novel
Plethora
Southern Lesbian Gothic
As You Were
Lesbian Romantic Suspense
ISO (In Search Of):
The Art of Dating,
Relationships &
Sex
For the Discerning Lesbian
Crossing Paths:
Essays
Armchair Detective
Lesbian Erotic Mystery
Brainmatter:
Essays, Narrative & Short
Fiction
Yin & Yang:
Poetry From Both Sides
of My
Disposition
Soaking the Pillow
Erotica For Women
Who Love
Women
Strictly Academic
Collected Papers
The Unbearable Lightness of
Being UNBEARABLE
Non-Fiction
Wear a Helmet
Non-Fiction
Supernatural Hypocrisy: The Cognitive Dissonance of a God Cosmology
In 6 Volumes
Non-Fiction
COMING IN 2011
Quintessence
Mainstream Fiction
Somewhere Else
Mainstream Fiction
Another Justice
Suspenseful Novella
(Based on Screenplay
of the Same Name)
Chewing Pencils
Writing, Editing,
& Publishing in the
Digital Age
Falling Through the Cracks:
The Misadventures
of No One Famous
memoir
We say, "Making love" and "having sex."
But it seems to me that love is something you can't "make" because it can't be manufactured. It exists on its own and sometimes without our permission. 
Conversely, sex isn't something that just exists as a power of its own--we must pursue it. We make it happen.
Thus, we should say, "Have Love," and "Make sex."
"I'm sorry, we can't meet you at the restaurant, we're Having Love."
"Oh, well, you should just do what i do, and Make Sex."
