Big news over here! I’m excited to share that, with Eve Rickert, I’m co-authoring the second edition of the book More Than Two, which will be published on September 2 of this year with Thornapple Press. When the first edition came out ten years ago, I gave it a rave review. I was thrilled to … More giving you more of More Than Two
I’ve got some exciting news to share! My first-ever book, Post-Nonmonogamy and Beyond, will be coming out with Thornapple Press around this time next year. It’s gonna be a short one, but I hope to make it thought-provoking and yummy. No, this is not my pain memoir; it’s a whole separate project that popped out … More my first book!
Here’s review number two for 2016! *** Designer Relationships: A Guide to Happy Monogamy, Positive Polyamory, and Optimistic Open Relationships by Mark A. Michaels and Patricia Johnson Michaels and Johnson have written a concise little book with a hybrid mission. The results are mixed, in part because they set a high bar for themselves going … More little book… big review!
Today, I have a few things to say about two articles on BDSM that have come across my feed these past couple of days: “No, Being Kinky Does Not Grant You Minority Status” by Meghan Murphy for Rabble.ca, and “The Trouble with Bondage: Why S&M Will Never Be Fully Accepted” by William Saletan for Slate.com. … More do your homework (or, what goes wrong when writers don’t… and then write about kink)
Polyamory is getting a lot of airtime in the media these days. It’s quite remarkable, really, and it represents a major shift over the last five to ten years. The problem—and it’s hardly surprising—is that the form of poly that’s getting by far the most airtime is the one that’s as similar to traditional monogamy … More the problem with polynormativity
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