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Founders of porn-for-girls zine
You might say that the Brooklyn residents take dirty pictures for girls who may be nicer than they are naughty. Imagine a less cantankerous Bust with, as Adams puts it, lots of male flesh. If you are a liberated feminist type who is turned off by what the classifieds like to call "hot sexxx," and would feel ridiculous baring your breasts at a Cake striptease-a-thon or strapping on a Louise Brooks wig and a dog collar for the alt-Hefners over at SuicideGirls, Sweet Action might be just the smut you've been looking for. Sweet Action is populated with naked hipster boys who could probably discourse about the male gaze. Adams and Taggart are tenderly objectifying the sort of guy that never rates staples in his stomach, the sort of guy last seen wandering the Sunday afternoon streets of Manhattan's East Village with a bed head full of sketches for a novel or an album or a screenplay. The Sweet Action website is currently just a single page with a "coming soon" message and, for no reason I can figure, a stock photograph of farm buildings. UPDATE: Oops, the correct URL for Sweet Action's website is sweetactionmag.com, not sweetaction.com as the article said. Also, this article originally appeared on Salon (which makes the "special to The Star" notice under the byline rather deceptive, if you ask me). (Thanks for the tip, Jonno.)
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