Tag: cinekink
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I Want to Read to You! + Links!
I want to read to you! Help me figure out how…and enjoy some links from around the secks-y web!
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Awards for Feminist Smut, What that Means, and an Invitation! (Video Inside!)
It’s been a while! Here’s a video of me reading about feminist smut from my book, and an invitation to the next reading this Sunday!
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Panel Discussion of Feminism & Porn at the Strand, June 6
I will be celebrating the launch of “Watching Porn” with the coolest book launch party ever: a panel discussion at the Strand bookstore in New York City with some truly incredible humans!
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Candida Royalle has Passed Away
I was heartbroken to return to work today and learn that legendary feminist firecracker, visionary feminist filmmaker, trailblazing toy maker, and legendary force in sex positivity Candida Royalle has passed away at age 64 from ovarian cancer.
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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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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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Porn Is Better in Community. I’m Serious.
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In this context, the consumption of pornography is a shared experience about which we have different feelings and reactions. Porn becomes a text for criticizing or enjoying, just like any other form of media.
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The Juicy (petite) Cuts: Lisa Vandever Interview
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We discuss non-vanilla flavors, favorite films from years past, and, of course, watching porn.
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Only Enough Time For…
…me to tell you that I don’t have enough time to blog this week. Stuff is crazy! But you should know that my birthday was last weekend and it was amazing and izakaya and my friend gave me a bracelet with the words “how you turn my world you precious thing” on it. HOLY CRAP.…
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A Dispatch from a Dark Corner: Lisa Vandever of CineKink
“I just wanted to find films that didn’t have that message. Films that showed that it was okay to explore these different, divergent paths.”