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Category Archives: Books
Stuff I Love: Sweet and Rough, Sixteen Stories of Queer Smut by Sinclair Sexsmith, plus bonus giveaway of a copy of the book!
I love it when they start to dishevel. Makes me want to tangle her hair, pull at her dress, smear what’s left of her lipstick. I think Sinclair Sexsmith has entered my mind. This is exactly what I want a butch … Continue reading
I Created My Own Writer’s Residency, a.k.a. I’m Going into the Woods to Write for Two Months
My November offline was so amazing, I decided to take two months every year off blogging and tweeting and Instagramming and all of this online stuff I am a part of to do what I love most: write. I applied … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Losing It: My Life as a Sex Blogger, Words
Tagged Alaska, seclusion, time off, writing
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Call for Submissions: Sex Toy Erotica, a Frisky Feminist Anthology
Sex Toy Erotica! Written by you, edited by me! THIS IS EXCITING FOLKS! Frisky Feminist Press is having a call for submissions for it’s first anthology Sex Toy Erotica, a Frisky Feminist Anthology. I started Frisky Feminist Press as a way … Continue reading
Why All Bloggers Should Care About BookCon’s Lack of Diversity
Book Expo America (“BEA”) is the leading North American publishing event, bringing publishers, authors, distributors and readers together in one location, the force of which sets standards for the whole publishing industry. In an attempt to bring more readers to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Essays, Featured, Feminism, LGBT/Queer Politics, My Writing Elsewhere, Politics, Racial Politics
Tagged BlogHer, BookCon, books, diversity
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Seven Sexy Things to Do With Your Tax Refund
Taxes are a pain in the ass, but like it or not, they’re due today for Americans. If you’re one of the lucky people who got tax refunds (I owe this year – being self-employed is not always sunshine and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Featured, Gift Guides, Organizations/Companies, Sex Toys and Porn, Stuff We Love
Tagged advice, featured, spending money, tax day, tax refund
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Queerie Bradshaw Does the Midwest: Part 2 – Bookstores, Sex Stores and Donut Shops
“A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.” –Virginia Woolf While I’ve written some of my best work absolutely broke sitting in a library full of people, I think there’s something to … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Bookstores, Featured, Gluttony, Sinful Misadventures, Travel
Tagged independent bookstores, rural queers, sex shops, travel
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Question of the Day: What Pieces of Literature Have Gotten You Off? #SexQOTD
Leading up to my keynote panel at Catalyst Con East – where I will be talking about sparking conversations in sexuality – I’m going to try to start some sex conversations here on the blog and on Twitter. To learn … Continue reading
Posted in #SexQOTD, Books, Confessions
Tagged #SexQOTD, literature, Sex, The Color Purple Push the Button
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Seven Signs You’re a Sapiosexual, a.k.a. Intelligence is Sexy
You guys, I have a confession to make. I’m a sapiosexual. Sapiosexual, n. One who finds intelligence the most sexually attractive feature. I only found this term out recently, and I was (not at all in any way) shocked to find … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Confessions, Dating, Featured, Headline, Poetry, Relationships, Words
Tagged attractions, intelligence, librarians, sapiosexual, Sex
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Qliterature, a.k.a. A List of Must Read Queer Literature
I’m a bad literate queer. I haven’t read much queer literature at all. I asked Twitter for some recommendations and the list was so huge, I had to share it here. This is just another example of why you should … Continue reading
