THE
ILLUSTRATED
WILLIAM BRAME
PHOTOS
EROTIC ART
and now a toy store!
For even more biographical background on Will,
read
About
the Authors of DIFFERENT LOVING
To read some erotic stories that Will's published
in Penthouse, visit the
Different Loving
Erotica Library
I don't get out much. Like many big men, I am shy. Also, lately I've been mistaken for a professional wrestler in places as various as a shopping mall, a grocery, and a post office, and until I can figure out who I'm supposed to be I don't want to embarrass the young men who come bounding up to me in their worshipful manner.
Once I know who they take me for, I will of course sign autographs and make up exciting stories, and we will all be happier for it. I've asked, naturally, but they clam up and run away.
I have a peculiar parallel life in which I go on television shows in Canada or call friends in Atlanta asking for money from Savannah, Georgia--which I find out about long after the fact and much to my surprise. Someone once came up and wanted to talk about my presentation at Living in Leather, and confusion did then reign, since I've never been to LiL--but he showed me the program, and there I was listed, me and the missus. And once, a reporter claimed to have seen me coming up out of a subway in Manhattan wearing a tee-shirt that read LICK BUSH. Whereas in my reality my ass is in a chair in front of my PC, where I labor with heart-breaking effort to complete an epic novel about the end of the world, 500 years ago.
Just for the record, I have never been to Savannah. (I have this fantasy that I'll one day be signing books somewhere and someone will stride up to denounce me. 'You're not Will Brame! Will Brame spanked me in Savannah, and you ain't him!').
If I am a recluse, it is only a matter of circumstance. A working author has no real business at a party, unless he's writing about parties, maybe. And if I am a man of mystery, that's a matter easily addressed by twitching aside the veil to reveal prosaic truth.
These personal pages are split into to two areas: a gallery of my D&S; drawings, with thumbnails to make it easy for you to decide whether you want to wait for the complete images (ranging in size from about 40k to 140k) to download.
Second is a photographic excursion through my life as an archaeologist, which Mrs. Brame thinks should be called Photographic Field Trip. And since she's in control of the hardware, it's called Photographic Field Trip.
Enjoy.