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| Scarlet Letters' Artist in Residence program is designed to give
selected artists, writers, poets, and visionaries -- many of them
chosen from among the nationally and internationally-known creators
who have graced our pages in the past -- a chance to create whatever
kind of astonishing, eye-opening, human, progressive, visceral,
affecting, delirious beauty the spirit moves them to create, and
to share it with us and our readers. The continually expanding
roster of Artists in Residence will provide us, and you, with
a constant influx of new and exciting material, offering opportunities
for experimentation, cross-pollination, and inspiration. We like
to think of it as a 1920’s artist's colony for the twenty-first
century. So come on in: the artists are unfurling their canvases,
the writers are shuffling their manuscripts... our sybaritic,
scintillating cyber-salon is already in progress. |
Rahne Alexander: Prose & Poetry/Nonfiction. A writer, activist, and troublemaker nonpareil, she writes a
regular column called ars erotica, which she describes as "The continuing saga of a foxy trannygirl who is theoretically
looking for a good time." More... |
Hanne Blank: Prose & Poetry/Nonfiction. Scarlet Letters editor and a writer, editor, public speaker,
and educator whose work in fields ranging from sexuality and body
image to cultural history and opera has appeared to great acclaim
in many print and online publications, anthologies and collections,
as well as in book form. More... |
James Brock: Prose & Poetry. For his poetry, he has won fellowships from the National Endowment
for the Arts, the Alex Haley Foundation, the Tennessee Arts Commission,
and the Idaho Commission for the Arts. He has two books to his
credit, The Sunshine Mine Disaster (University of Idaho Press, 1995) and nearly Florida (Anhinga Press, 2000). More... |
Geoff Cordner: Visual Art/Nonfiction. Geoff began taking photos in the late '70's and early '80's,
initially for use in silk-screened posters for Austin, Texas punk
bands and later for various punk fanzines. More... |
Heather Corinna: Visual Art/Nonfiction/Prose & Poetry. Heather is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Scarlet Letters, Femmerotic and Scarleteen. Heather's work in sexuality has hailed accolades from The Industry Standard to the Illinois Library Association, The City Pages to Playboy, and from the Boston Phoenix to the Kinsey Institute. More... |
R. Gay: Prose & Poetry. You can find her work in Does Your Mama Know?, Love Shook My Heart 2, Best Lesbian Erotica
2002, Shameless: An Intimate Erotica, Herotica 7, Clean Sheets,
Scarlet Letters, Best Transgender Erotica, Best Bisexual Women's
Erotica, Sweet Life and others. More... |
Debra Hyde: Nonfiction. Debra isn’t likely to stray too far from sex writing; it took
her too long to find it in the first place. But she's fast making
up for lost time. Today, you can find Hyde’s fiction in any number
of erotica anthologies and at an increasing number of webzines.
More... |
Raven Kaldera: Nonfiction. Raven is a farmer, homesteader, intersex FTM activist, homeschooling
parent, pagan minister, pornographer, and part-time ruler of a
very small kingdom. He is the co-editor, with Hanne Blank, of
Best Transgender Erotica, the co-author, with Tannin Schwartzstein, of Handbook for the Urban Primitive, and author of Hermaphrodeities: the Transgender Spirituality Workbook. More... |
Anne Tourney: Prose & Poetry. Anne has been writing erotic fiction for almost ten years. Her
stories have appeared in the Best American Erotica and Best Women's Erotica series, Zaftig: Well-Rounded Erotica, Embraces: Dark Erotica, The Unmade
Bed, Clean Sheets, Scarlet Letters, and Slow Trains. More...
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12.07.06: Scarlet Letters -- in case it isn't glaringly obvious -- is currently
on an extended hiatus. The web has changed, we've changed, and
we're trying to figure out how we both fit together now, which isn't a process we want to rush.
In the meantime, by all means, enjoy our years of past content,
all of which still remain in the public and subscription areas.
If you're looking for more current SL-related content, you can
have check out upcoming books from editor Heather Corinna and previous co-editor Hanne Blank, check out Heather's current sexuality sites, or explore sites through the femmerotic network. We hope to be back with you soon, as fresh, challenging and
unexpected as ever.
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