Spicy worker, seminarian, columnist. Same beat from three angles. đź“ť https://nitter.cf/t.co/7cJrUuRyCM
Pittsburgh, PA
Joined June 2017
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For my @PGHCityPaper column this month, I had the pleasure of interviewing local witches about ritual, sex magick, and the divine spark in each of us.
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If you want to preorder my book right now, S&S is having a 20% off sale w the code SPOOKY @AtriaBooks simonandschuster.com/books/A…
Accidentally wrecked a bunny nest while gardening and now I'm writing about parenthood, failure, and the Voyager Golden Record. As one does.
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We put on big people clothes and left the house looking cute. Clap for us 🥰👏🏼♥️
Night out with PJ đź’‹
It’s interesting to read about boundaries in seminary after years of trying to hold them with sex work clients. I wrote some thoughts on where these professions overlap and where things get messy.
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Some reflections about god, justice, and meaning making.
Also, I have a substack now if you have any interest in following my seminary journey. đź©·
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Polyamory is a nervous system workout. Most of us come to it with a reading list and no somatic tools at all.
My new piece on Javi Vason, spicy yoga, and what the body knows that the books can’t teach.
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Seminary starts for me today and I started my day at yoga where the first and last song that played was “God is a woman.” I take that as a sign.
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Excited to announce that my book is now available for pre-order! Anything of Value combines memoir with historical research and critical theory, describing my 2 decades in SW & journey to law school, and ultimately arguing for decriminalization @AtriaBooks simonandschuster.com/books/A…
ALT Image of Anything of Value book cover: photo of a SW with cash, title in pink script.
"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.
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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.
