Spending A Year Dead For Tax Reasons
If you want to know what I’ve been up to for the last year, I’ll say I’ve been spending it dead for tax reasons. This reply is much funnier than the truth, which is that I have CFS. Read More …
Ms Naughty looks at porn for women, feminism and sex in general
If you want to know what I’ve been up to for the last year, I’ll say I’ve been spending it dead for tax reasons. This reply is much funnier than the truth, which is that I have CFS. Read More …
I haven’t written in the blog for a year. I’m taking a break. Read More …
It’s November. My last post here was August. Yes, I’ve been a bad blogger. And posts about not blogging are boring, I know. But I thought I’d write a quick explanation Read More …
I’ve neglected this blog for months, again. Here’s a glimpse at what I’ve been doing instead: filming scenes, revamping sites, having fun. Read More …
It’s my ten year blogaversary. Ms. Naughty’s Porn for Women Blog has now been online since 2004 and I’m celebrating. Here’s a list of some of my better posts Read More …
It’s taken me all week but I think the blog is finally back on track. I’ve had to re-install everything and start from scratch with a fresh database so if things don’t look quite right, it’s because I’m still tweaking stuff. Worst of all, my links list was totally deleted so I’m having to add them back by hand. Fucking hackers. I’ve lost so many hours to trying to fix Read More …
On Friday SBS Australia screened a Channel 4 documentary called The Sex Blog Girls which originally aired in the UK in late 2007. The doco primarily looks at the story of The Girl With A One Track Mind, the sex blogger who was notoriously outed by the press in 2006 when her book was released. I’ve long admired the Girl and have been the grateful recipient of a link from Read More …
On this day five years ago I wrote my first post of the old Ms Naughty’s Porn For Women Blog. Thus, today is my fifth blogaversary and I thought I’d mark the occasion by revamping the blog design. The old theme has served me very well but it’s time I finally got with the hip and groovy things and went wider and snazzier. So I’ve now got two columns at Read More …
Just a quick post. Amber Rhea has hosted the latest Feminist Carnival of Sexual Freedom and Autonomy with a fab post here. It’s chock a blog (yes, that was a typo but I like it so I’ll leave it) full of great posts about the intersection of sex and feminism. And yes, I’m listed in there too. If you’re after some well written, thought-provoking reading about sex, check it out.
These images are from Wordle, a site that analyses text to see which words are used most often. The first image is made up of my del.icio.us tags. The second one is the result of taking all the posts on the index page (back to 19 May) and seeing what I talked about the most. I guess there’s not many surprises here.
June is a big month for milestones, it seems. Today marks the fourth anniversary of when I started the Ms Naughty blog. Back then I was using a very simple script and I wasn’t obsessive about writing everyday, but it was a good start. Four years of writing around five posts a week is a big job. Blogging can really suck up your time, and your life. But it’s a Read More …
Yesterday the blogosphere heard about the frustration of blogger Debauchette, who discovered that porn mag Tight had lifted large parts of her writing and passed it off as original. Today I find I’m in the same boat. Doing a spot of Google rank research for this blog I discovered that some shit site called Radical Left had lifted the entire text of my I Hate The Money Shot article and Read More …
The blog has just been through the ringer a little, thanks to a spot of spammer hacking and a subsequent upgrade after hours of fucking around. Anyway, I’m back again, hopefully it will stay up, especially after I put all the padlocks on the doors, nail the windows shut and load up my virtual shotgun.
This weekend Amber Rhea’s Sex 2.0 conference was held in Atlanta, Georgia. It was attended by various blogging luminaries like Dacia and Rachel Kramer Bussell and was a general discussion of feminism, sexuality and the internet. It looked very cool and various posts are appearing about the event as I write. Thing is, though, I wasn’t there. Once again, living in Australia means that I miss out on all these Read More …
Violet Blue’s SF column this week, Ugly Violet, and her subsequent blog post has really struck a chord with me. She writes about the way comment trolls dismiss women because of their appearance and the body image issues women have in our culture. This is a conversation we need to be having and one I considered writing about a while ago. I must admit, I never got around to doing Read More …