g.spot press celebrates 1st release
g.spot press is pleased to announce the release of it’s first publication – Pillow Talk, the human comedy in erotic haiku by Marc Zegans with gestural abstract drawings by Gabrielle Senza.
Speaking different languages, male and female, line and word, sound and
shape, Zegans and Senza turn in to each other, gently, allowing life to find its balance in the shared, quiet moments of pillow talk.
Marc Zegans
Marc Zegans is a poet, playwright and author. His current work explores
waking dreams and human fragility in the post-industrial landscape. Marc’s play, Mum and Shah, co-written with Colby Devitt, was a Boston Globe “Pick of the Week”. His spoken word Album, “Night Work” was released by Philistine Records in August 2007.
Erin Cressida Wilson, author of the films, “Secretary” and “Fur” describes “Night Work” as, “erotic and sad, a logue of girls: broken-hearted, cruel and grieving – a celebration of love and naughty women…”
Gabrielle Senza
Artist-activist, Gabrielle Senza, is recognized as a multi-media artist whose work delves into social, psychological and political themes. The drawings included in Pillow Talk are rubbed, raw and erased – sharing many similar aspects one might experience during sex. Senza exhibits widely and has work in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, Fidelity Investments, Lifetime Entertainment, and in private collections around the world. She is the founder and director of Red Collaborative, a grassroots arts organization that raises public awareness and empowers survivors of abuse through a variety of creative public art initiatives.
g.spot press
Recently founded by Gabrielle Senza, g.spot press publishes artist-designed books that combine poetry, fiction, and other creative musings with high quality artwork by contemporary artists. We specialize in bringing together some of today’s most original creators from a variety of genres, to publish original books of delectable quality and style.
For more information, write gspotpress [at] mac [dot] com.

Where can I see sample of Pillow Talk? Sounds interesting. I live in Japan, and I’m interested in Haiku, but I’ve never heard of erotic Haiku. Sounds really interesting.
Peace.
If you follow this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/1942003
you’ll be able to view some of the artwork and the haiku contained in Pillow Talk. The preview should give you a taste of what we have in mind when we speak of erotic haiku.
Enjoy!
{By the way, how’d you come across g.spot press? We’re a brand new company, and would love to know how people are finding us.}
What a delectable find! Picked it up at Dottie’s in Pittsfield and, since I’m 10 hours away from my wife, have been sending her (and a select few friends) the gems via email.
Thanks for a great book. I look forward to seeing what else comes off the presses.