Feminist Porn Awards – The Winners

Good For Her has published the winners of their first ever Feminist Porn Awards:

Hottest Anal Adventure
Winner: House of Ass | Tristan Taormino; Adam & Eve
Presented by Josey Vogels and Carrie Singh

Best Smutty Schoolteacher (Educational)
Winner: Orgasmic Women | Betty Dodson
Presented by Rebecca Rosenblatt (aka Dr. Date) & Valerie Scott (Sex Professionals of Canada)

Sexiest, Most Diverse Performers
Winner: Caribbean Heat | Manuela Sabrosa; Femme Productions
Presented by Manjeet and Michelle Chai

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Hottest Straight Sex Scene
Winner: Xana And Dax: When Opposites Attract | Tony Comstock ; Comstock Films
Presented by Tara McKee

Hottest Dyke Sex scene
Winner: The Crash Pad | Shine Louise Houston ; Pink and White Productions
Presented by Chanelle Gallant and Deidre Walton

Hottest Fetish/Kink Scene
Winner: Tanya Hyde’s World Without Men | Tanya Hyde
Presented by Russell Smith & Carrie Gray

Hottest Trans Sex Scene
Sugar & Steele: All that’s Good For Her | Good For Her productions
Presented by Lorraine Hewitt and Flare

Fiercest Female Orgasm
Nina Hartley’s Guide to Double Penetration (Bonus scene) Aria | Adam And Eve
Presented by Renee Pilgrim

Indie Porn Pioneer
Dana Dane
Presented by Cheri Michael

Best New Canadian Pornographer (Vixen Next Door) Angela Phong
Presented by Niki Clover, star of ErocktaVision

Lifetime Achievement in Women’s Erotica
Candida Royalle
Presented by Carlyle Jansen

Congratulations to the winners – and a big cheer for Tony Comstock for winning Hottest Straight Sex Scene.

It seems a little like being on the guest list guaranteed an award – I’ll have to get myself invited next year. Indeed, I really hope that next year they include websites. And they should have a proper list of nominees as well. Maybe my friend Estelle Joseph will get recognition for her City of Flesh series in 2007.

Yahoo and AFP picked up the story – report is here.