Columnist @PGHCityPaper | freelance writer covering the sex industry | CA native, Pittsburgh local | bookworm | good food, strong coffee & shameless naps
I am so proud to be a part of Working Girls Press's latest anthology, and I’m fangirling over the talented people who wrote our blurbs!
I wrote 4 essays in this collection, and they are certainly the most personal pieces I’ve published. I’m anxiously awaiting the 5/1/26 pub date!
Margo has Money Troubles feels like one of the most realistic depictions of how people get into sex work (particularly online), what’s it’s like to live under stigma, and how sex work changes your life that I’ve seen in mainstream entertainment.
"In Western Pennsylvania, you don’t need a degree in Marxist theory to understand exploitation; working-class analysis is passed down like a family heirloom."
I wrote about sex work, class, Pittsburgh grit, & @adrierising's new anthology.
https://t.co/Skv3VlVBGG
She definitely started making money and rose to prominence more quickly than is realistic but it is easily forgiven.
I love seeing a sex working mom portrayed as a genuinely good mother. I can't think of any other piece of media that does so.
People saying sex work is “selling your body” really rubs me the wrong way. No one is buying my body - they’re paying for my time, attention and services. I retain my autonomy and don’t relinquish control of my own body
Pittsburgh sex workers: I'm writing a piece on how the draft is impacting work in the city this weekend. Reach out if you're open to talking to me about how it's impacting your business. (Here or email: [email protected])