AVN Awards 2014: more thoughts
I was interested to receive some feedback on my recent blog post about the not-so-inclusive tendencies I noticed in reading about the AVN Awards 2014, specifically with regard to the
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A Rant on Luna Luna
I went on a bit of a rant over at Luna Luna today about why feminists shouldn’t shut up. Ever. Enjoy! “Look. Feminists do not need to shut up about
Cinekink Interview Recovered! (I interviewed NYT-famous people!)
Well, I’ll be darned. An interview from last year’s Tenth Anniversary Cinekink has surfaced, and in it I’m interviewing the guys at Vinegar Syndrome, who retouched The Opening of Misty
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AVN Awards 2014: some thoughts
The 31st annual AVN Awards were held this past weekend in Las Vegas to honor the work of the porn industry over the past year, and I want to talk
Using My Brain While Menstruating
I am sitting here in front of my computer and my brain is telling me I should be blogging. I have been staring at the screen for a while, telling
Steering While Submissive
I’m extra-psyched about today’s sex and relationship advice column at Luna Luna Magazine! It’s about how to navigate the tricky territory of real-life versus sex-play-life in a sub/Dom relationship, and
TracyQueen.com LAUNCHED!
Lynsey G announces the launch of TracyQueen.com, the website for her graphic novel Tracy Queen, with illustrations by Jayel Draco. … Continue readingTracyQueen.com LAUNCHED!
Happy Birthday, David Bowie!
We all know that I am totally nuts about David Bowie. The obsession has been with me since childhood and it’s not going anywhere. I got myself through the final,
Talking About Sexism in Sci Fi
The other day I was chillaxing with some friends and the conversation turned to Doctor Who, which, as we know, is a favorite topic for me. The other people involved
The Mask You Live In
Another goal for 2014: more of this. From me, in conversation and writing. Feminism isn’t just about women, it’s about equality and compassion for every person. We can’t afford to