* I’m back in the U.S. after a great trip to Australia – more on that later, but in the meantime, here’s what other folks wrote about my visit Down Under:
- The Vine published a piece by a writer who attended my Pleasure Salon event in Melbourne
- Click to page 10 for an article on my visit in Cherrie magazine.
- This piece on feminist porn originated in The Age, Melbourne’s largest newspaper, and then was syndicated in Brisbane Times!
* Last week I also appeared on The Ecstasy Hour with Barbara Carrellas in an episode called “A Walk On the Kinky Side” – if you missed it, you can listen to the show here.
* IWAdult.com posted a great review of my DVD Expert Guide to Pegging.
* …..and The Advocate posted an excerpt of the Ultimate Guide to Kink – check it out while you’re waiting for your whole copy to get delivered!
DNAinfo did a write-up of the new 
Have you ever opened up to anyone about your private relationship with pornography? Despite the common knowledge that the use of porn, particularly online, is nearly ubiquitous—according to 2010 statistics compiled by OnlineMBA.com, 25% of search engine requests are for porn and over 28,000 people are looking at online porn at any given second—few of us think or talk about it honestly. In the internet age, although porn is easier than ever to access, it is also easier to consume surreptitiously before “x-ing out” and deleting the web history. If the statistics are even close to correct, most of us are consenting cogs in the wheels of the porn industry’s massive turnout, yet we often show a very different face to the public than the one we put on when we are alone with adult entertainment. The gap between our intimate moments and our public reactions to porn is rarely bridged with conversation or dialogue.