Our Writers
Adam Borders
WriterFormer Contributor
Adam is a freelance writer, active in the BLGT community; writing feature articles for Bi Social Network by night. By day he instructs the future of technical support agents in the ways of fixing the internet for a variety of end users. In the poly world, Adam lives happily in an FMF triad and is passionate about helping people who are monogamous and considering polyamory, to transition to poly life.
Twitter: @aborders79
Website: Bi Social Network
Angi
WriterActive Contributor
Angi holds degrees in Creative Writing and Philosophy, and has published short fiction many places in print and on the web. She’s particularly interested in how poly activism intersects with radical politics, feminism, and queer issues. She lives in Michigan and has one daughter, one husband, and one boyfriend.
Annie Ory
Advice ColumnistFormer Contributor
CAS
StaffFormer Contributor
CAS is a student at one of the Big 10 universities, studying community-environment interactions. She only recently discovered that she likes to write, so she started a blog about the polyamorous life in college. She also likes reading (mostly Tom Robbins and Ursula K. LeGuin), biking, and sunflower seeds. She has two cats and two lovers and is an active member of her campus's LGBTA group.
Website: Poly in College
D.W. Everton
WriterFormer Contributor
D.W. Everton is a transmale in New Bedford, MA currently working to get a Bachelors in the Science of Social Work. He has two black cats, and an arch-nemesis cat that belongs to his mother. Epic battles happen frequently.
Eleanorofa
WriterFormer Contributor
Eleanorofa has a Ph.D. in Sociology and is a professor at a university in Washington, D.C. She is a P^3 (pansexual polyamorous pagan) and blogs about sex and polyamory on her metamour's blog hotnekkidnerds.com. Her current research focuses on the family decisions of young (monogamous) couples, although she plans to formally research polys in the future. In the meantime, she is conducting some highly personal investigations into the polyamorous life.
Liz Hemmingway
WriterFormer Contributor
When a starship collides with a rainbow, the sauce is Liz Hemingway. She’s silly, and a great appreciator of similar goofiness. She is currently involved in a polyamorous relationship. She’s a kinkster, too young to rent a car but old enough to buy her favorite drinks, active in her local scene and enthusiastic about learning. Aside from loved ones and writing, her life pretty much revolves around dancing and biking and existing in varying states of nakedness.
Emery
Former Contributor
Emery & Laney live in Los Angeles where Emery works in film and television production and Laney works as a legal assistant in a law firm. They both grew up in the midwest but have come to prefer the warmth of the west coast.
Endicott
WriterFormer Contributor
Kid Creole defined Endicott as a conservative and traditional fellow; I am taking back the name and changing the view. I was once an “Endicott”...and in a few regards still am, I suppose. I grew up in a rural conservative background, with parents whose marriage was very traditional, though they themselves, due to their experiences were not. But my path is much different than the one I grew up with...the road is more complex and much richer in texture.
Eric Herboso
WriterFormer Contributor
An unapologetic philosophical skeptic, Eric can regularly be found reading some obscure book or writing in his ever-present journal. He maintains a blog at EricHerboso.com dedicated to a variety of ethical and philosophical issues such as veganism, atheism, meta-ethics, mathematical paradoxes, and skepticism. He's also the webmaster and social media guru of strength.org, a national nonprofit dedicated to ending childhood hunger.
Website: Eric Herboso Blog
Former Contributor
L. Nicol Cabe is a freelance theatre artist, and therefore an avid cultural critic. She maintains a blog about small theatre and the American theatre experience, but also nurtures a love of evolutionary biology, and a fantastic open relationship.
maymay
WriterActive Contributor
Maymay is a sexual freedom and gender justice activist, writer, and public speaker, who frequently examines cultural and political issues ranging from censorship to community building and beyond on his blog at maybemaimed.com. Using an interdisciplinary approach that treats sexuality as a lens on the rest of life, Maymay also hosts the Internet talk show KinkOnTap.com, authors the explicit photography blog MaleSubmissionArt.com, and founded the all-ages KinkForAll.org series of sexuality education unconferences. Since its inception in New York City in 2009, educators and activists brought KinkForAll to 5 cities across America including Washington, DC and San Francisco.
Twitter: @maymaym
Website: Maybe Maimed but Never Harmed
Orangeyaglad
WriterFormer Contributor
I have lived my life in a walk-in closet. Plenty of room to move around, but still behind 4 walls and a door.
Twitter: @orangeyaglad
Former Contributor
Pocket is the P in a MFM triad known as PB&J. She has two teenage boys, a five year old daughter and two cats to keep her on her toes. A colorful cast of rouges, angels and clowns in varying forms run through her life and usually her living room.
Website: Atlanta Poly Weekend
Randy Frehse
Chief Business OfficerFormer Contributor
Randy has been a poly organizer and activist since 2006, only shortly after he and his wife opened their relationship. His work focuses on building community infrastructure, creating outreach, and the art of sculpting and slashing red tape for the greater good.
Twitter: @RandyFrehse
Kyle
WriterFormer Contributor
SimplyKyle lives in the San Fernando Valley where he spends his weekdays creating props and his weekends as the third member in a MFM. Apart from his usual post-apocalyptic paraphernalia, he enjoys making butterflies and unicorns for his 2-year old daughter.
If you are a member of our staff, we'd like a brief (less than 50 words) bio that we can share. This will be posted in the "about the author" panel on all of your articles. Let our readers know who you are, what you do, and what poly projects you are focused on.
Staff Bio:
Truffles
WriterFormer Contributor
Dr Niko Antalffy is a sociologist, writer, photographer and community organizer in the poly community of Australia. She's been active in the poly community in Sydney for 5 years, in the bi community for many more. She identifies as bi, kinky, poly and an ethical slut. She regularly talks to the media on poly issues and has been featured in magazine articles and is about to shoot a segment for tv. She's planning a sociological study of polyamory and is enjoying all the rich connections in her Sydney poly tribe and looking to foster connections with overseas organizations.
Writer
Former Contributor