Kiss & Tell: 5 Sex Writers to Follow

The New York-based writer started her super-popular blog Slutever over nine years ago, delivering honest, brazen diary-like takes on everything from bisexuality to breakups and the different types of sex involved in between. Vogue gave her a column—Breathless and Vice caught on, too, asking her to do videos.

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Vogue

If you’re looking to invest in some nightstand-drawer playthings, read reviews on Epiphora’s site before going anywhere else. She has over 400 toys and reviews them all, sharing anecdotes and how-to-use-it advice. If you aren’t a fan of battery-operated experiences, her writing is still worth reading for its sardonic wit.

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Toy reviewer

“Do happy couples masturbate?” “I got shipped to California to date tech guys.” “Warning: a column on butt play.” All headlines written by Maureen O’Connor over at The Cut. No topic is off-limits, and the charmingly self-reflective writer finds a way to couch each subject in scholarly of-the-moment context. Her feed is, in a word, hilarious.

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NY Mag’s The Cut

The sex therapist and writer’s site Lady Cheeky is blocked at most offices for a reason: it’s very NSFW, but it’s incredibly body-positive, inclusive, and real. She’s the magazine-world’s go-to expert, and you can browse her archives here while pursuing her feed.

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For anyone who deems erotica as cheap or lewd, they’d do well to look at Adult, Sarah Nichole Prickett’s tasteful magazine that’s at once exposed yet intimate. Her own feed of selfies and candids of friends is the same.

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