M. Christian

M.Christian (they/them) loves nothing better than exploring the intersections of sex and technology—and speculating on the future of both. A highly regarded erotica writer they have six novels,12 collections, 100+ short stories, and 25 anthologies as an editor to their name. Their non-fiction regularly appears in many sites, but they're most proud of being a regular contributor to Future of Sex. Of their erotic fiction, Tristan Taormino said that “M.Christian is a literary stylist of the highest caliber: smart, funny, frightening, sexy—there's nothing [they] can't write about… and brilliantly.” Reflecting their unique ability to sympathetically and convincingly write for a range of genders and sexual orientations, their stories have appeared in multiple editions of Best American Erotica, Best Gay Erotica, Best Lesbian Erotica, The Mammoth Books of Erotica, and others. Their collection of gay erotic fiction, Dirty Words, was a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award. While a majority of their stories have been collected into books like Dirty Words, their fondness for combining sex and science fiction is clearly evident in collections that include Rude Mechanicals, Technorotica, Better Than The Real Thing, Skin Effect Effect, Bachelor Machine, and Hard Drive: The Best Sci-Fi Erotica of M.Christian. As a novelist, M.Christian’s versatility is on full display with Running Dry, The Very Bloody Marys, Brushes, Painted Doll; and the somewhat controversial queer BDSM/horror/thrillers Finger's Breadth, and Me2. M.Christian has worked on the industry’s production side as an Associate Publisher for Renaissance E Books and as a Publisher for Digital Parchment Services. The latter dedicated to celebrating the works of science-fiction legends such as William Rotsler, Jerome Bixby, Jody Scott, Arthur Byron Cover, Ernest Hogan, and James Van Hise. Covering topics like BDSM safety, sexual education, senior sexuality concerns, queer and gender issues, plus reviewing a variety of sex tech products, M.Christian’s non-fiction has appeared on sites like Kinkly, Tickle.Life, Sexpert, Queer Majority, Sex for Every Body, and—of course—their ongoing work for Future of Sex. If there’s anything M.Christian enjoys more than writing, it’s teaching. A featured presenter, sometimes with their friend Ralph Greco Jr, at national sex and BDSM events, they have lectured on kink play (with an emphasis on safety), polyamory, boosting sexual creativity, and erotica writing--for beginners or those wanting to go pro. M.Christian is a cohost on two popular sex-education podcasts: Love’s Outer Limits with Dr. Amy Marsh and Licking Non-Vanilla with Ralph Greco, Jr.
Follow:
589 Articles

Eat, Drink, and Cuddle with a Robot at Japan’s LOVOT Café

These ultra-cute bots were designed to love you.

M. Christian

Why We Love Who We Do: Using Computer Simulation to Understand Mate Selection

Will loneliness and unwanted singledom become relics of the past?

M. Christian

3D Sex World Yareel Releases 6 New Poses for Sybian Sex Machine

Threesomes, twosomes, and saddle-style erotic playtime—with more to come.

M. Christian

‘The Body I Saw Was My Own’: Sex-swapping VR Study Causes Shifts in Gender Identity

Sex-change illusion reveals how participants felt after living in a stranger's body.

M. Christian

Affording Pleasure: How Universal Basic Income Will Transform Sex

The freedom to sexually explore—courtesy of a guaranteed minimun income.

M. Christian

Get Your Pole-dancing Fix at Naughty America’s Virtual Strip Clubs

Featuring performances on luxury rooftops with ocean views to dark basements.

M. Christian

Hackers Demand Bitcoin to Unlock Hijacked Male Chastity Cages

The security risk of app-controlled BDSM devices is real.

M. Christian

Designers Unveil Wildly Creative Fashions for Pandemic Living

Be safe and stylish in these wonderfully outlandish outfits.

M. Christian

Touching Issues: Are COVID-19 Virtual Relationships Doomed to Fail?

Do we need all of our senses to make an intimate connection? 

M. Christian

The Ongoing Issue of Transphobia in Dating Apps

Self-reporting system still allows bigots to unfairly ban users.

M. Christian