leathersmokecubboy

Born on The Day of the Dead in the late 1970’s I was seduced into the Leather World at a very early age via the Art of Clive Barker. This inspiration helped mold and form the Artist and boy that I have become. In 1997 I left my hometown of Kingston, Pa and moved to New York City, where I attended Fordham University, graduating in 2001 with BA’s in English, Writing and Directing, and a minor in Medieval History. It was during the NYC premiere production of Barker’s History of the Devil (which I directed in 1999) when I met my first SIR and was brought into the Leather Community happily bound and gagged. Trained in the Old Guard traditions of the leather lifestyle, with emphasis focused on History, Protocol, Respect, and Brotherhood, I was an active member of the community, having volunteered at numerous events and functions. In 2005, I moved to Philadelphia, Pa, where I serve on the local committees for Ms. and Mr. World Leather and Mr. and Ms. Philadelphia Leather, as well as on the Bike Stop Event and Pride Coordination committees. I am founder of The Bacchae of Philadelphia, an educational group serving the leather / BDSM community of Philadelphia and the surrounding regions, and also the founder/host of CODE: Philadelphia, a monthly fetish party held at The Bike Stop. I am honored to have been nominated for a 2007 Regional Pantheon Award, and to have recently given a 90 minute presentation class at SmOdyssey's Folsom Fringe in San Jose, Ca. I am the 2006 Pennsylvania and Mid-Atlantic leatherboy.

Uncollared, I dedicate my free time to serving my community.

In March of 2008 I am running the Mid-Atlantic Leatherhood Forum, taking place in Philadelphia, PA. The Forum's theme is "Re-Connect".

I am also honored to be the new Producer of the Mid-Atlantic LeatherSIR/leatherboy Competition, which will take place on July 4th Weekend here in Philadelphia.

My fetishes run the gamut, from smoke sex, watersports and bondage, to body hair worship, puppy/pony play, and mummification. Seeking to get to know real leathermen.