From a friendly freelancer:
Seeking QAs to interview about s-e-x!
I’m a writer working on an article about quirkyslutting — in other words, how QAs feed those human needs we all have (and can’t seem to ignore). If not in a relationship, what do you do when you get that itch? Reach for your vibrator or lube? Scour the personals? Travel? Call a friend who sometimes doubles as a lover? Pay a visit to an ex you’re still on good terms with? I want to hear your stories!
I’m interested in talking to women, men, QAs from all U.S. time zones, age groups, sexual preferences, and circumstances.
About me: I’ve written for Bust, Bitch, Salon.com, The Seattle Times (for which I interviewed Sasha!), San Francisco Bay Guardian, and the anthology Moment of Truth: Women’s Funniest Romantic Catastrophes.
If interested, please contact me by Feb. 6th at michelleanngoodman@hotmail.com — I’ll write back and arrange a time to call you for a phone interview. Thanks very much.
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