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Articles: 2000 - present
- AVN Online
Why E-PORN Hasn’t Wooed (Or Wowed) Women and Ways To Win Female
Traffic (Scarlet Letters, Femmerotic)
- The Chicago Tribune, January 2002
Using a Mouse To Learn About the Birds and Bees (Scarleteen)
- The City Pages
Women and Children First (Scarlet Letters, Scarleteen)
- Estroclick, March 2000
Dishing Female Erotica (Scarlet Letters, Scarleteen)
- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, April 2002
Women Signing on to the Erotic (Scarlet Letters, Femmerotic)
- Oxygen/Moms Online, April 2000
New Buzz for the Old Chirp and Sting (Scarleteen)
- San Francisco Gate, May 2003 (Scarleteen)
"There are joints like the luscious and straightforward and no-BS
Scarleteen teen-sex advice and info site to counter the odious
deeply insulting GOP-funded "abstinence only" school programs."
- Siren!
In Support of Pleasure (Scarlet Letters, Scarleteen)
- Utne Reader, October 2003
The Erotic Intelligentsia - Winners of the 2003 Sexual Intelligence
Awards (Scarlet Letters/Scarleteen)
- Yack.com, September 2000
What's a Girl to Do? (Femmerotic)
Articles: 1998 - 1999
Misc. Interviews/articles with Scarlet Letters Staff
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Snippets:
- AVN Online
This smartly designed quarterly e-zine proves websites can be
strikingly designed, content-rich, mostly free, and still profitable...
Corinna seems to have found her calling in distributing safer
sex info and feminine erotica in her own unique voice via a network
of femme-friendly sites, of which Scarlet Letters is one. Other
sites in the network offer sex-positive educational materials
to teenagers. (Corinna calls it "sex education for the real world.")
Scarlet Letters pays its bills with the barest minimum of advertising
and hard-goods sales, but ads are neither intrusive nor out of
design step with the site as a whole.
- Anne Semans and Cathy Winks, in The Woman's Guide to Sex on the Web
"Editor Heather Corinna is an engaging, non-doctrinaire advocate
for the philosophy that sex is sacred." In The Woman's Guide to
Sex on the Web, Semans and Winks rave that Scarlet Letters "benefits
from quality erotic writing and general high spirits... the all-female
staff dishes up erotica, non-explicit art, poetry, excellent editorial
rants and an advice column... Scarlet Letters's content exhibits
and appreciation of the sacredness of sex."
- The Austin Chronicle
"Scarlet Letters [is] red-hot woman-centric erotica for the Hester
Prynne in all of us."
- Betty Dodson, renowned sex expert and author
"Cancel appointments, be prepared to linger!"
- Bi.org
"Quality cutting edge... breaking the boundaries and borders of
erotica."
- The Boston Phoenix
"The sexy pro-girl alternative to testosterone soaked, male perspective
pornography."
- Flare magazine
"A smart and sexy online magazine devoted to erotica from a woman's
perspective. Art, photography, fiction, editorial and much more."
- Italia Online
"Celebrates the feminine sensuality with intelligence." (translation)
- Jane Duvall, Jane's Net Sex Guide
"One of my favorite discoveries... the best webzine of 1998."
- Libido Magazine
"Punch unto Scarlet Letters to keep your glow glowing."
- On Our Backs Magazine
"An impressive array of hot photography, provocative features,
cool fiction and poetry, plues reviews of videos, web sites and
sex toys, and even interactive message boards and chats. A juicer,
less high-brow version of a literate smut site... the site encompasses
a broad range of sexual identities and proclivities, so even dykes
can find something to float our boats."
- Playboy
"Healthy, relaxed sexual ethos... beautifully written and designed."
- SheBytes Magazine
"This site goes beyond just the fiction writing, articles and
photos and provides readers with forums, chat rooms and VR (vitual
reality) raves. The site is owned, operated, and edited entirely
by women and boasts a readership of over 65% female. It's sexuality
from a feminine perspective and it's all in good."
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12.07.06: Scarlet Letters -- in case it isn't glaringly obvious -- is currently
on an extended hiatus. The web has changed, we've changed, and
we're trying to figure out how we both fit together now, which isn't a process we want to rush.
In the meantime, by all means, enjoy our years of past content,
all of which still remain in the public and subscription areas.
If you're looking for more current SL-related content, you can
have check out upcoming books from editor Heather Corinna and previous co-editor Hanne Blank, check out Heather's current sexuality sites, or explore sites through the femmerotic network. We hope to be back with you soon, as fresh, challenging and
unexpected as ever.
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