Jon Pressick

Jon Pressick is a sex-related media gadabout. For more than 20 years, Jon has been putting sex into our daily conversations at his long-running site SexInWords—as a writer, editor, publisher, sex toy reviewer, radio host, workshop facilitator, event producer and more. These days, he focuses on writing for Kinkly, GetMeGiddy, The Buzz and PinkPlayMags and editing Jason Armstrong's series of Solosexual books. In 2015, Jon edited Cleis Press' Best Sex Writing of the Year, V1 to rave reviews. He's also the winner of the 2010 TNT Favourite Adult Journalist Award and one of Broken Pencil's 50 People and Places We Love past co-host and producer of Sex City. Jon co-produced the queer literary festival Writing Outside the Margins with Xtra Magazine for two years. You can find him on Twitter at @Sexinwords.

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Articles by Jon Pressick

Sex Stories We Love: The Anatomy of a Remarkable Pregnancy, A Room With a View, and All the Frills

Sex Stories We Love: The Anatomy of a Remarkable Pregnancy, A Room With a View, and All the Frills

If you’re anything like me, this week’s Sex Stories We Love just might leave you shaking your head a little....

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Why I Don’t Want Teachers Teaching Sex Ed

Why I Don’t Want Teachers Teaching Sex Ed

Sex ed should be taught in schools, but that doesn't mean that teachers are the best candidates when it comes to teaching it.

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Sex Stories We Love: High Bi Times, the Pegging Hall of Fame, and Self Designed Sex

Sex Stories We Love: High Bi Times, the Pegging Hall of Fame, and Self Designed Sex

Every once in a while, the world of sex quiets down for a bit…and I wonder if we’ve peaked. Is...

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Sex Stories We Love: Sex Work Revisited, ED Education, and Deliciously Disabled

Sex Stories We Love: Sex Work Revisited, ED Education, and Deliciously Disabled

Does anyone else find this an awkward time of year for sex? Well, those of us in cold-weather climates, I...

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The Porn Men Watch Is Different from What They Say They Watch

Porn choices can be influenced by both biological and choice factors.

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