Category: Reviews
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Film Review: “New Tricks” by Morgana Muses
Subdued and yet satisfying. It featured a certain edifying slowness, a building of tension and ecstasy that takes its time and isn’t worried about showing off, that one rarely sees anywhere, much less in porn.
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Book Review: Best Sex Writing of the Year 2015
I could argue that the essays in this book are much more about a shared experience of being human, tied together by the common thread of sex, than it is about sex itself. And that makes me excited.
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Film Review: CrashPad’s Guide to Fisting
I bet I know what you’re thinking as you look at the title of this film (and this blog post): “Fisting? …Woah, Lynsey G. Woah.”
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Film Review: Marriage 2.0
My point is that trying to break the mold counts for a lot in the porn biz. Even trying too hard.
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Things I Shouldn’t Say About (Contemporary) Romance Novels
Why is having sex without a condom portrayed as, like, the Be-All-End-All of committed love?
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No Safe Word: kinky nude dance performance art f*cking awesomeness
The stories told in “No Safe Word” aren’t just strange or entertaining anecdotes, they are representations of real people’s search for acceptance. No matter how strange they may seem to us on the outside, we all know from whence they come: our deepest, most vulnerable beating hearts.
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Film Review: The Sexual Liberation of Anna Lee
I am super gratified to be able to say this about a film from New Sensations: there is a lot going on in The Sexual Liberation of Anna Lee. And I mean that in a slightly surprised, really good way.
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Reviews are Coming (and you will be, too!)
So here’s my question, readers: what should I review? Tell me about the stuff you like, and the stuff you’ve been wondering about. The filmmakers, performers, companies, kinks, and ideas that turn you on or make you wonder.
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Book Review: Insatiable: Porn – a Love Story, by Asa Akira
She’s at once baring her soul and grinning about it all, as if she’s fully aware of how insane this situation is, and she hopes you’ll enjoy the ride as much as she does, and laugh about it.
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Daddy by Madison Young: a sort-of book review
I want to write a review of Madison Young’s memoir, Daddy, which was recently published by Rare Bird. I think this book is important, and I want to put words down about why in the hopes that some people who read those words will get a copy of the book and have the same breathless…