Marcus Ewert
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| Born | 1972 Atlanta, Georgia, United States |
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Marcus Ewert, previously known as Mark Ewert, is an American writer, actor and director, living in San Francisco.
Ewert began making and appearing in films in the 1990s. He has appeared in the
His first collaborative work as a director was with
Ewert is also a writer. His work has appeared in a number of anthologies and other publications including the 2004
Ewert was the last lover of William S. Burroughs,[8] which he has written about for publication, and as a lover of Allen Ginsberg's while at Naropa University. As of 2008, he was writing his memoirs of these, and other events.[4][9]
Ewert has been the subject of the work of several artists; the writers Allen Ginsberg and Dennis Cooper; and the photographers Daniel Nicoletta,[10] and Marc Gellar, whose well-known photos of Mark and Moon Trent are featured on the covers of three Pansy Division CDs, Deflowered (1994), Wish I'd Taken Pictures (1996), and ‘’Quite Contrary’’ (2016).
Filmography
As director
- Piki & Poko (with David Cutler) 2002 – (Thirty Three episodes)
- Porno Bondage (with David Cutler) 1999
- Baby Spice With Angel Dust ( with David Crystallah) 1998
- Dickcam: Balls & Nuts (with David Crystallah) 1998
- Inside Scoop (with David Crystallah) 1998
- Lesbian Separatist Barbie (with David Crystallah) 1998
- A New Flag (with Joshua Tager) 1996
As actor
- G.B. Jones, 2008
- Flat Is Beautiful, directed by Sadie Benning, 1998
- Frisk, directed by Todd Verow, 1996
- Four Naked Boys and a Gun, directed by Gus Van Sant
Publications
- Mummy Cat, Marcus Ewert, illustrations by Lisa Brown, Clarion Books, 2015: ISBN 978-0544340824
- ISBN 1-58322-850-0
- Twenty Epics, "Choose Your Own Epic Adventure", edited by Susan Groppi and David Moles, Lulu, 2006: ISBN 978-1-84728-066-4
- Best Gay Erotica 2006, edited by Richard Labonte and ISBN 978-1-57344-225-1
- I Do/ I Don't: Queers On Marriage, edited by Greg Wharton and Ian Philips, Suspect Thoughts Press, 2004: ISBN 0-9746388-7-0
- Pills, Chills, Thrills and Heartache: Adventures in the First Person, edited by ISBN 978-1-55583-753-2
- Van Gogh's Ear, French Connection Press, 2003, ISBN 2-914853-01-7
- Ruh Roh, edited by Mark Ewert and Mitchell Watkins, published by Feature Inc. and Instituting Contemporary Idea, NYC, 1992
References
- ^ Davies, Jon, "Images fest: GB Jones", Xtra, 27 Mar, 2008
- ^ Lisick, Beth, "PBS in the Mission", SF Gate, Nov. 3, 2004
- ^ Rogers, Paula, "Porchlight at Litquake: Writers, Muses, Flacks and Escorts", KQED Arts, Oct, 12, 2006
- ^ a b Melloy, Kilian, "Marcus Ewert Talks...", Edge, 20 Oct, 2008
- ^ "2009 Rainbow Book List".
- ^ "Stonewall Book Awards List". September 9, 2009.
- ^ "21st Annual Lambda Literary Awards". February 18, 2010.
- ^ Tankard, Frank, "William Burroughs Ten Years After", laurence.com 2007
- ^ Benson, Heidi, " '10,000 Dresses': A book about gender identity", San Francisco Chronicle, 4 Dec, 2008
- ^ Catalog, San Francisco Public Library, Call Number GLC 36
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