The Contributors

Get to know the minds behind the madness. Meet our team of talented writers who have a lot to say:

Caci Kidwell - Caci is a twenty something married working mom. She is a desperate housewife with a healthy sexual curiosity and a knack for giving relationship advice to friends. Caci idolizes Cher, Joan Crawford and Marilyn Monroe because they epitomize strong, beautiful women who are in control of their lives and their sexual selves. She believes that an open dialogue about sex is something society really needs and she is excited to be a part of the conversation.

Erica B.  - Erica B. loves thinking about sex, but probably not in the way you’re thinking.  She’s always had a fascination with the more technical aspects of human sexuality.  Coupled with an innate love of research, she’s definitely someone to come to when you need to know how your who-what-now works.  Of course, she does on occasion think of sex in the way you’re thinking and that’s why she is a budding erotica writer. You can find her at her (in progress) blog at http://itsedbeale.com. Be sure to drop her a line at scribbler@itsedbeale.com.

Crystal Rogers  - Crystal P. Rogers loves life, sex and romance.  Coming from a small town, her interests were cultivated once she became an adult and moved to the big city.  She prides herself on being honest with herself even when it’s not easy or entails not making the most popular decision.    
Crystal has always been a writer by nature and started keeping a journal when she was young.  As such, she keeps volumes and volumes of writings chronicling her life, exploits, interests, desires and fantasies. Now, Crystal is facing middle age and confronting life’s adventures and challenges as a professional educated woman navigating the single (and most times much younger) dating scene.  

Maes York - Maes is a hetero southern gentlemen way outside of his jurisdiction. He's lived mostly in the northeast United States, moving every so often. He makes a living writing speeches for people who have no business opening their mouths. Maes is nerdy, but not that nerdy. He enjoys games, books, and gave up dating 'normal' women years ago due to boredom. "If you find me a woman still living in her parent's basement, and thinks Mario is looking for her in a different castle, tell me where she is, I'll buy her lunch!"

Randall Woods  -  I guess you could say he thinks differently about relationships: He hasn't really decided on a desired end state (marriage, etc.).  He's flirted with the idea of polyamory or at least open relationships and typically settles for casual dating and such until he's ready to decide. If he can have any influence on the larger population, he would like to introduce more deliberate thought rather than emotion to dating and relationships. And he’d like to see our society evolve in a positive way, rather than cling to reminiscent sentiments of traditional and Victorian values.

W.T. Wilson - I have an insatiable appetite that borders on addiction when it comes to sex. While it is a lot of work for a single person, I don't necessarily need multiple partners. If my partner is unable or unwilling, that is when it eventually spells doom for us and it has cost me a marriage in the past. I am willing to try just about anything and will often go out of my way to add conquests to my experience. I have often been accused of being a sexual freak that cannot tolerate boredom and I would have to agree with that.