Academic publishing is slow and so is the book review process. Out in 2011, my Carnal Resonance: Affect and Online Pornography is actually getting some reviews: at least in Porn Studies, Convergence, Somatechnics and Media International Australia. Exciting times!
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- locating sex
- Yul Brynner
- experimentations in pandemic boredom
- technopharmacology is out!
- multiplatform 2022: corporealities
- more intimacy in data-driven culture
- rethinking dick pics
- workshop: creative methods on digital intimacies, 27 May
- panel: why is sex objectionable?
- short-lived Play
- Sydney
- Finnish fuck games
- porn crusades and affective platform politics
- TechnoPharmacology
- Hunt-Simes Visiting Chair in Sexuality Studies
- intimate dependencies, fragile connections, sexless platforms
- sex in the shadows of celebrity
- “We watch porn for the fucking, not for romantic tiptoeing”
- social media and sexual rights
- sexual objects, sexual subjects and certified freaks
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