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“Lifting the Veil on the New York Public Library’s Erotica Collection”

The New York Times By ELAINE SCIOLINO   ***, the symbol was called.   When *** was handwritten on books and periodicals in the New York Public Library’s permanent collection, it meant one thing: supervision required.   The triple-star code, created some time in the first part of the 20th …

“Inside The Porn Industry’s Reckoning Over Sexual Assault”

BuzzFeed by Nitasha Tiku Plush Talent, a New York City-based agency representing adult film stars, recently started giving new clients a welcome guide to the porn industry. Along with tips on social media (“Twitter is a must have for every porn star, period.”) and taking photos for producers (“Don’t use …

“Step Inside This Bushwick Polyamory House”

Gothamist BY LAUREN EVANS What is there to say about this BRIC TV video on Bushwick’s polyamory house that wasn’t already said with lingering shots of curved faucets and supple hands wrapped around goblets of wine? “What’s the garbage situation?” the embedded reporter asks the group, comprised of comely 30-somethings …

“What Fallout 4 does with polyamory is just the beginning”

Gamasutra By Katherine Cross   The “romance options” are one of the most talked-about aspects of modern RPGs, the anodyne name betraying the fundamentally lifeless simulation of sexual relationships afforded to us by most games. But it’s still tremendous fun, finding the right partner for all your grand adventures. “Partner” …

“Porn Studio At Center Of James Deen Allegations Is Fighting Four Lawsuits”

Buzz Feed by Nitasha Tiku When Kink.com severed ties with adult film star James Deen, the company’s disavowal was swift and unwavering. Two days after Deen’s ex-girlfriend, Stoya, alleged on Twitter that he had raped her, the San Francisco-based BDSM and fetish porn studio said it would cease all ties …

“Non-monogamy showed me what it really means to be with someone”

The Guardian by Kate Iselin Non­-monogamy, polyamory, open relationships: whatever your preferred term, it can be a heavy word to drop at the dinner table.   For many, it conjures up images of swinging 70s’ couples throwing keys in a bowl post-­fondue party, or sexual free-­for­-alls in darkened, Latex­-scented nightclubs.   …