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I found this illustration in a bizarre 60s-feeling graphic novel by Georges Pichard called Les Manufacturées. It’s like The Smurfs meet The Borrowers, only on acid. There’s this little brightly colored biker gang, see, only they get captured and kept in a shoe box… In the panel right after this one, this pervy dude’s wife catches him trying to give the tiny biker chick a bath she does not want, and literally kicks his...

I’ve never done psychedelic drugs, but I grew up in a sort of odd little backwater of the counterculture, so I’ve always known plenty of people who did. My external impression has long been that these drugs “mess you up” in a fairly specific way — namely, nobody who has ever done a lot of them seems to be any damn good at fitting in, following the rules, or sticking to convention. Since I myself am something of an ...

I’ve long been hostile to the idea of “sex addiction” because it strikes me as nonsense on its face. Sex is a core biological imperative, like breathing or excreting, making a “sex addiction” as nonsensical as a “crapping addiction”. Pathologizing normal behavior is something I recognize as a tool of control, a way to twist people up inside so that you can more easily guilt them into changing their beh...

Sometime in the mid-to-late 1980s, Annie Sprinkle became somewhat famous (or notorious, depending on who you talk to) for her performance art show Porn Post Modernist, which included a bit she called A Public Cervix Announcement: Personally, I’ve always thought she should have called it “Through Darkest Ignorance With Flashlight And Speculum”: Well, it’s now twenty(ish) years later, in the age of the internet and dig...

In yesterday’s mail came David Henry Sterry and R.J. Martin, Jr., eds. Hos, Hookers, Call Girls, and Rent Boys: Professionals Writing on Love, Life, Money, and Sex. And while I’ve barely had time to crack it open, the first thing I see is a very short article by the magnificent Annie Sprinkle (Ph.D., even!), entitled “40 Reasons Why Whores Are My Heroes.” There’s a lot here, that run from the prosaic 21. Whores r...

Completed in 2003 and a South by Southwest honoree in 2004, women-on-porn documentary "The Naked Feminist," considering a handful of porno-generations has passed, plays like an old science fiction movie in which the future we're living in is different from the one it imagined. It is a treat nonetheless. The Naked Feminist Director: Louisa Achille Featuring: Veronica Hart, Nina Hartley, Christi Lake, Chloe Nicole, Candida Royalle, Annie Sprinkle, ...

Money and sex, sex and money. And rarely fair. Doesn’t it seem ironic that ‘anti-pornographers’ are making money by selling Price of Pleasure? This DVD, priced at $250 for college and university viewings, is a one-sided view of pornography comprised of re-edited versions of the very clips they claim to warn against. Only I wonder if these anti-pornographers are required to keep records of the 2257 information, let alone if they&...

Image by Elaisted. Check out the above image: The Elaisted One Credit Card. Elaisted writes, “Capitalism and art intersect here. Has anyone tried this? The Capital One credit card option when clicking on Prints and More above the image? Here’s the link. This is a Flickr sponsored deal, btw. They let you upload whatever image you want. I’m curious to see if any of my photos will make it through.” Now… A couple little ...

We've been watching these clips from seminal 1980s sci-fi porno "The Satisfiers of Alpha Blue," and we have to say that we're thoroughly stumped. Despite starring legendary fucksmiths like Sharon Mitchell, Herschel Savage, and Annie Sprinkle, the action is baffling, the dialogue is nonsensical, and the plot completely incomprehensible—but this time it's not because the script is awful. No, the production is actually top-notch (if a little d...