Poetry
Art
Fiction
Tight Little Vocal Cords: a novel excerpt by Loie Rawding
Essays
a sex thinktank
Musings on the season by The Thought Erotic editors, Courtney E. Morgan, Ansley Clark, and paparounaContinue Reading
Poetry
The Body Becomes a Pool to Drink From–A Poem by Levi Cain
Three Poems–by Sequoia LeBreux
The Monarchs–Poems by Annette Hakiel
Learning to Cry–A Poem by Sidra
Fiction
The Hawk–by pavlos stavropoulos
Essays
Same Name–A Lyric Essay by Jessica Willingham
Podcast: Interview with Sydney Fowler–Author, Activist + Sensitivity Reader–by Courtney E. Morgan
Love Notes (Sort of) to Late Winter—Editorial by Courtney E. Morgan and Ansley Clark
Thoughts and musings on the season by The Thought Erotic editors, Courtney E. Morgan and Ansley Clark
by Ansley Clark
One of my most pleasurable memories occurred in my friend’s tiny room, sitting in her plastic and unremarkable desk chair. We were English teachers living in Beauvais, France; my hair was full of split ends, and my friend offered a trim. Since none of us owned any glassware, she handed me red wine in a mug. Her fingers combed through my hair, occasionally skimming my scalp, while her scissors quietly and steadily snipped away, like small gentle insects.Continue Reading
by Ansley Clark
She is on top, curled between his legs with her back against his groin, almost a fetal position. Her thin thighs press together, contained into a skinny tight v. Her arms wrap around her knees, her calves lifting to reveal tiny wet vulva lips, a cock sliding between them. She is a ball of tiny-shaped legs and a swell of belly barely there and thin arms and a sharply prominent rib cage. The caption reads: “I love this pic because it shows how tiny I am and how big he is.”Continue Reading
Jane Ryan is a couples and family therapist based out of Tacoma, Washington. She is also my mom. I was lucky enough to not only grow up learning from her wisdom, but to also chat with her recently about her work with relationships, the myths about sexuality and sex addictions, and the unique and vulnerable nature of each individual’s erotic template.
Ansley Clark: How did you get involved with sex therapy? When did you first discover that this was a field you were interested in and passionate about?Continue Reading