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.
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Let’s Talk About Mental Health and Avoid a Touch-phobic Future

How will prolonged global lockdowns affect human sexuality in the future?

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How Ancient Beliefs Explain Our Emotional Connections To Sextech

There’s nothing new about perceiving life in the lifeless.

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When AIs Get Busy: A Review of Erotic Film ‘Hey Siro’

New X-rated short is steamy in action, intriguing in premise.

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Play Vulva Bingo and Meet AI Robots at Sx Tech’s Virtual Event This Friday

Attendees can enjoy 3 virtual rooms, 6 panels, games, and even giveaways—all…

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Becoming Bots: The Rise of Android Fetishism

The other side of sexbot popularity: the desire to become one!

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Yum! Are You Ready For Edible Sexbots?

Gelatinous lovers may be on the erotic horizon for soft robotics.

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Dream Science May Reveal the Root of Our Erotic Desires

As scientists develop interface to recall dreams, M.Christian considers its sexual potential.

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Funeral Service Helps Doll Owners Mourn the Loss of Their Plastic Lovers

Japanese company offers ceremonies for out-of-commission love dolls.

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Why It’s Time Sex Workers Get the Legal Protections They Deserve

Data breaches, SESTA/FOSTA, and COVID-19 make a risky profession riskier. Enough is…

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Gay Abandon: Drag Queens Expose Flaw In AI-driven Social Media Moderation

The danger of software’s inability to tell “mock impoliteness” from actual online…

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