Malcolm Brenner

Malcolm J. Brenner (born May 9, 1951) is an American author from New Jersey, journalist, and zoophile.

From 1992 to 1994, Brenner worked at the Farmington Daily Times. After being terminated, he filed a federal lawsuit claiming that he had been terminated for practicing Wicca.

Wet Goddess

Since 2010, Brenner has gained international notoriety for his novel, Wet Goddess. The novel details several months in the life of fictional college student Zachary Zimmerman, in which the protagonist meets a dolphin named Ruby at a local theme park and falls in love with her. Brenner claims the book is autobiographical, and based on a series of events that happened to him in the 1970s. In an article in the Huffington Post, Brenner said: "I wrote this book for dolphins because we are mistreating these animals by keeping them in captivity."

Zoophilia

Brenner is a self-proclaimed zoophile and zoophile advocate. He claims to have had sex with a female dolphin named Dolly in the 1970s. He stated that they "stared into each other's eyes" for moments after they had intercourse, and that they tried seven different poses.

Brenner also admits to having had sex with a dog.

Works Say "Rooo-beee!" (1974), Mind in the Waters, A Book to Celebrate the Consciousness of Whales and Dolphins, assembled by Joan McIntyre The Wet Aliens (May 1978), Future Life Making Waves (October 1978), Penthouse Whale Museum Surfaces (July 1979), Future Life Dolphin (November 1979), Future Life Your God Isn't Big Enough – An Interview with John Lilly (August 1980), Future Life Interview – Poul Anderson (May 1981), Future Life Attack of the Laughing Warthogs (March 1981), Future Life Nikola Tesla – The Man Who Turned on the World (November 1981), Future Life Walkers bring peace message to Gallup (May 4, 1995), Global Emergency Alert Response 2000, originally published in The Gallup Independent The Us-Them Dichotomy (1995), Witchcraft Today IV. Living Between Two Worlds: Challenges of the Modern Witch AIM seeks distance from Russell Means (January 5, 1998), The Gallup Independent Shiprock Miners Plot Radiation Act Amendments (January 26, 1998), originally published in The Gallup Independent Air, earth and water: Former miner was contaminated by uranium three ways (January 26, 1998), originally published in The Gallup Independent Volunteers Use Straw To Build Home For 86-Year-Old Woman (May 10, 1998), The Seattle Times, originally published in The Gallup Independent Navajo Ethics Investigator (August 1998), Investigative Reporters & Editors, originally published in The Gallup Independent A Witch among the Navajos (Summer 1998), Gnosis The Decline and Fall of Zuni Arts and Crafts Enterprise (October 1998), Investigative Reporters & Editors, originally published in The Gallup Independent Premium hikes leave self-employed uninsured (January 28, 2003), Charlotte Sun Wet Goddess (2009) Masters of the Garden (September 2011), Harbor Style

Awards 1992 – New Mexico Associated Press Managing Editors Awards: First Place, Investigative 1993 – New Mexico Press Association: Second Place, Columns 1994 – New Mexico Associated Press Managing Editors Awards: First Place, Columns 1995 – New Mexico Associated Press Managing Editors Awards: Best of Show and First Place, Investigative 1996 – New Mexico Associated Press Managing Editors Awards: First Place, Investigative 1996 – New Mexico Associated Press Managing Editors Awards: First place, Spot News Photo 1998 – New Mexico Press Association: First Place, News Writing 1998 – New Mexico Associated Press Managing Editors Awards: First Place, Columns 2004 – Florida Society of Newspaper Editors: Honorable Mention 2004 – National Newspaper Association: Best Business Story 2004 – National Newspaper Association: Honorable Mention, Best Breaking News Story