Otherwordly Lovers: Angels, Demons & Ghosts Non Conventional Lovers: Elves, Gods, Deity & Witches, Furry Lovers, Shapeshifters & Vampires Men in Uniform: Cops / Detectives / PIs, Firefighters & Military Genres: Contemporary, Fantasy, Futuristic, Historical & Paranormal Men! (hustlers) & Virgins (at least in one way) I don't know if it is possible in the real life.Ĭreate your own visited map of The United StatesĬharacters: Alpha Males, Cinderfellas (from rags to riches.), Friends (with benefits), Multicultural Lovers, Pretty. Good romance, but I feel like the authors are held in way to simple the matters of the hustlers: after one year of that life, Sean is so secure and strong. So, when Sean, his real name, is beaten and robbed by some thugs, Megan decides to take him home with her: but can they work a way to stay together, even if everything and everyone are against them? Mouth is obvously a nickname, cause he is good to do blowjobs, but, even if his customers are only guy, he is not gay. Mouth is different from other boys, he is much stronger and has a focus in his mind: to save enough money to change his life and go to the college. She meets Mouth, a 17 years old guy without family and homeless, who help her to write her article. So she thinks to make an article about hustlers, street boys who sold sex to live. We’ve been working with Lauren Baker since 2017.Elisa_rolle Megan is a 23 years old copy editor who wants to be a reporter. Other installations of Lauren’s have been displayed at galleries including the Tate Modern, the V&A, and Tate Britain. Other noteworthy installations include a 7.5 metre neon sign called A Simple Hello over Surrey St Bridge in Croydon in 2017, and a collaboration with BMW Culture X Frieze for Frieze Week 2020, a public light art installation named One Thought Changes Everything. In 2020, Lauren’s 4 metre high sculpture Frequency of the Sun was installed in the UNESCO World Heritage site in the Saudi Arabian desert. Lauren’s installations have been featured worldwide.

Lauren’s work was inspired by her trip to South America in 2012, particularly her interactions with shamans in the Peruvian jungle and the mosaic street art in Brazil. We love how Lauren listens to sound waves when she works in order to achieve a meditative state and transfer her positive energy into her work. These ethereal works of art seek to address the vastness of the universe and the fragility of life, while also providing words of affirmation and positivity written in Lauren's own handwriting. Lauren’s signature neon work is built around the refraction and reflection of light, where she aspires to make the unseen elements of the cosmos visible and evoke images of breathtaking celestial scenes. Her work touches upon themes such as human connection, spirituality, and the metaphysical. Lauren is a contemporary experimental artist living and working in London.

Finding Home by Lauren Baker