A reading list from the course that PJ Sage taught in Spring 2020. Links to folder of scanned readings.
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Episode 50: Ashley Fires, Princess Dandy, and Alex More at Woodhull
This episode is a bit of a time capsule, going all the way back to the fall of 2019, before our personal lives were uprooted by cancer and the rest of the world was disrupted by COVID-19. Wow, does that seem like a lifetime ago?!
Event: Women in Sex Tech Virtual Conference
This Saturday, there is going to be a virtual conference put on by Women in Sex Tech. The lineup is really amazing, and you should attend. Here is a link to register!
Sex worker client fantasies are reflecting the reality of the pandemic
Written by Jessie Sage. Originally published in Pittsburgh City Paper. Audio smut producer and phone sex operator April Would has a regular client who enjoys office-based fantasies. Last week when he called, something interesting happened: He changed the setting of their typical scene. “You are now in my home office,” he said to her. “But […]
My Life as an Online Sex Worker During COVID-19, A Series of Vignettes
Jessie Sage explores online sex work during a global pandemic in a series of vignettes.
How parents can keep ‘sexy time’ alive when quarantined with kids
Written by Jessie Sage, originally published in the Pittsburgh City Paper. The other day, my partner and I were in the living room surrounded by toys with Sesame Street blaring in the background when he stealthily asked if I wanted to go upstairs for a little afternoon romp. Now, I am someone who is almost always game, but […]
“What are you into?” It all depends on context.
Written by Jessie Sage, originally published in the Pittsburgh City Paper. In my line of work, I get asked a lot of questions about my sexual preferences and history and most of them don’t bother me. Except for one: What are you into? This question isn’t unique to my work; I remember when I did more online […]
Being unapologetic about one’s body in a fat-shaming society
Written by Jessie Sage, originally published in the Pittsburgh City Paper. Last week, Pittsburgh-based artist and poet Christina Springer was a guest speaker in the class I’m teaching on sex work and sex workers. She read from her collection of poems, The Splooge Factory, which draws on her time as the receptionist at an erotic massage parlor/dungeon in […]









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