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About meAudacia Ray is an executive editor of $pread, a magazine by and for sex workers, and is a contributor to the porn blog Fleshbot. Her first book, Naked on the Internet: Hookups, Downloads and Cashing in on Internet Sexploration, is being published by Seal Press in June 2007. In the summer of 2006 Audacia wrote and directed her first feature adult film, “The Bi Apple,” which she produced in New York City under the auspices of her Waking Vixen Productions. The film was released by Adam & Eve Pictures in February 2007. She has a BA in Cultural Studies from Eugene Lang College, is completing an MA in American Studies from Columbia University and has studied at the Summer Institute on Sexuality, Culture and Society at the Universiteit van Amsterdam. Audacia lives in Brooklyn and online at WakingVixen.com.

About my libraryI recently finished researching and writing a book and a master's thesis, so my shelves are very much populated with feminist, technology and visual culture theory stuff.

I'm looking forward to a life post-academia in which I read widely and stray from reading theory.

Homepagehttp://wakingvixen.com

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LocationBrooklyn, NY

Emaildaciawakingvixen.com