This week, the potential of the Internet to expose and disgrace when marriages fall apart came into stark relief as Tricia Walsh Smith, who is being divorced by Philip Smith, a theater executive, put a video on YouTube announcing that they never had sex, and yet she found him hoarding Viagra, pornography and condoms.
Not surprisingly, [...]
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I tried embedding the slide show but it’s really throwing the template off.
Please go to the Slideshare site to view or download my presentation:
Everything You Need to Know about Being a Sexblogger (but were afraid to ask).
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Sex Work 101 was inspired by conversations that happened during the Women, Action and the Media 2008 conference held in Cambridge, MA from March 28-30, 2008.
I gave a talk at WAM called Sex Workers and Media Representation (click to see notes for the workshop), and questions during and after the talk made me realize [...]
I get asked a lot about how to get started in blogging, how to set up a blog, and publicizing a blog. Or perhaps I just offer advice all the time…
This year I developed a presentation on How To Be a Sex Blogger at Dark Odyssey’s Spring Fire. I finally got around to putting the [...]
Packing the stuff for a trip always takes the longest for me. The chargers, books, equipment. The clothes? 10 minutes.
I’m bringing enough smut to run a mini-festival (Matt and Khym, The Bi Apple, Passion and Power: The Technology of Orgasm (showing this weekend at the Walter Reade with a panel that includes Betty Dodson) [...]
Blogging for Sex Education roundup
Posted in blogging, education, roundup, sex, sexbloggers on Jun 5th, 2007
I missed posting or mentioning this (because I am swamped), but Amber Rhea points us to Renegade Evolution’s comprehensive roundup.
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Mass deletion of communities on LiveJournal sparks revolt (C|Net)
Posted in bloggers, blogging, incest, pedophiles on May 30th, 2007
Thousands of LiveJournal customers are rebelling against the company’s recent decision to censor hundreds of sex-themed discussion groups, a broad swath that has led to the removal of literary critiques and fan-written fiction about Harry Potter.
LiveJournal, which is owned by San Francisco-based Six Apart, confirmed Wednesday that it deleted around 500 journals this week in [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Lisa Vandever
Posted in bloggers, blogging, cinekink, movies on Apr 4th, 2007
Lisa Vandever, Co-Founder & Director of the Cinekink film series, blogs at CineKinkster.When did you start blogging?I started a personal blog about a year-and-a-half ago, right before I got married, to serve as a virtual scrap-book and touch upon on everything that was going on at the time. I launched the official [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Elizabeth Wood
Posted in bloggers, blogging, sexbloggers on Apr 3rd, 2007
Sex-radical feminist and sociologist Elizabeth Wood writes at Sex in the Public Square.
1. I started blogging on June 27, 2006, not quite a year ago. Coincidentally that is my mother’s birthday and she has been a regular reader of my blog (and occasional commenter!) from the start. I started because I wanted a way to [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Goldslut
Posted in bloggers, blogging, sexbloggers, sexblogs on Apr 2nd, 2007
Goldslut’s blog is The Gold Slut Standard.
When did you start blogging?I started The Gold Slut Standard on December 30, 2006, to fulfill a New Year’s resolution. I had been hanging out with bloggers, as my blogger boyfriend’s +1, for about a year. It was time for me to step up.
What do you like [...]
Perverts’ Saloon member Chris Hall’s blog is Literate Perversions.
When did you start blogging?I’ve been blogging on and off since November, 2003. Like a lot of people, I started out on Blogger, first on Blogspot, then moving it over to my own domain, which I had already owned for several years. I think I [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Rachel Kramer Bussel
Posted in bloggers, blogging, rachelkramerbussel, sexbloggers on Mar 26th, 2007
The introductory post for this series.
Rachel Kramer Bussel is the Lusty Lady.
When did you start blogging?I’ve been blogging in some form probably since 2000 or so, I had an old tripod site where I’d post updates, then I was on Livejournal, and joined Blogger in, I believe, 2003. I deleted my blog archives in 2005 [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Zed Sinclair
Posted in bloggers, blogging, gay, queer, sexbloggers, sugarbutch on Mar 21st, 2007
The introductory post for this series.
Chivalrous kinky writer, queer butch top, sex educator Zed Sinclair writes at Sugarbutch Chronicles.
When did you start blogging?in 1998 I started the only feminist blog there was called Feminist Media Watch. it was collaborative, and got extremely popular, at one point we had about twenty-five authors and had very high [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Mikey Mongol
Posted in bloggers, blogging, sexbloggers on Mar 20th, 2007
Introductory post for this series.
Mikey Mongol blogs here at the Carnival, and has a new blog, A Savage Place.
When did you start blogging?Way back in the mists of time, around the turn of the millennium, I was splitting my time between two cities — I had a job in one and a girlfriend in another. [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Chelsea Girl
Posted in Chelsea Girl, bloggers, blogging, sexbloggers on Mar 19th, 2007
The introductory post for this series.
Chelsea Gir’sl endowments include breasts that are fake and spectacular, and a vocabulary as capacious as her good-natured ass. She writes at pretty dumb things. And today is her two year blogday.
When did you start blogging?I started blogging almost exactly two years ago–my two year anniversary will be next [...]
5 Questions about Blogging: Lolita Wolf
Posted in Lolita Wolf, bloggers, blogging, lolitawolf, sexbloggers on Mar 16th, 2007
Introductory post for this series.
BDSM educator and princess Lolita Wolf blogs at Lolita’s Predictions and Predilections.
When did you start blogging?I am a “preblogger.” I started an email newsletter 13 years ago that was sent to over 1400 email addresses and was hosted on several BBS’s and websites. Over the years it has morphed [...]
Series: ‘5 Questions about Blogging’
Posted in bloggers, blogging, sexbloggers on Mar 16th, 2007
As some of you may know, I’ll be teaching a workshop at Dark Odysseys’ Spring Fire on ‘How to be a Sex Blogger.’
Here’s the course description I submitted, and what I’m hoping to cover:
What’s a blog? Should I have a blog? What is this ‘blogging’ thing? How do I get on the internets? How do [...]
The Carnival of Bent Attractions
Posted in bloggers, blogging, carnivals, sexbloggers on Mar 10th, 2007
The Carnival of Bent Attractions highlights blog posts on articles of interest to the gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, trans and queer communities. It was great reading through this range of posts. I’m sorry that the Carnival isn’t continuing on.
IdentityIn “queer butch” does not equal “lesbian,“ Sinclair of Sugarbutch Chronicles, writes about her frustration in being forced [...]
Daily Dose of Queer is for sale
Posted in bloggers, blogging, gay, glbt, lesbian, queer on Feb 22nd, 2007
I got a note from Maria Angeline, who is selling Daily Dose of Queer:
It’s been a wonderful two years around here. This blog’s most recent accomplishment, becoming a 2007 Bloggies finalist, was a completely unexpected and amazing surprise…I’ve had a great run with this site, but it’s time for me to give all my time [...]
WordPress Terms of Service, Censorship and Community (Sex in the Public Square)
Posted in bloggers, blogging, search, tagging, wordpress on Feb 5th, 2007
Elizabeth writes:
I like WordPress. A lot. I like that it is based on an open source platform. I like that it is independent, that is, not owned by a monstrously large corporation. I like that as a community it is generally very open.
That is why I’m concerned about a storm that is brewing over issues [...]
DirtySpoke Awards | Gratitude
Posted in awards, bloggers, blogging, dirtyspoke, sex blogs, sexbloggers, sexblogs on Feb 1st, 2007
Gentle readers, thank you for voting! The Sex Carnival has won DirtySpoke’s award for Best Group Sex Blog!
Congratulations to all the winners. You can also view the voting breakdown. Please visit all the winners and show some love.
It’s been a very exciting week - to win both the DirtySpoke and Piper awards in the same [...]
A Message from Magdalena of ‘Myths and Metawhores’
Posted in bloggers, blogging, hacking, privacy, security, sexblogs on Feb 1st, 2007
My decadent friends,
Despite my best efforts, after 6 months of repeated hacking, I lost my site today. I don’t have the heart to even contemplate any form of restoration at this point. Weary with the cold faceless cyberworld, I am heading for the warmth of the sun. God bless last minute travel deals.
I will continue [...]
so you wanna write a sex blog…really? (pretty dumb things)
Posted in Chelsea Girl, bloggers, blogging, chelseagirl, sex blogs, sexblogs on Jan 30th, 2007
…There are hosts of reasons not to write a sex blog—reasons I’ve outlined here, and ones I’ve hinted at. You can—and probably will—be read by someone you don’t want to read your writing. You will experience the big fat Freudian fear/wish dynamic about readership, both hoping that people will read and being anxious when they [...]


































