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Femmeslash (also known as femslash, girlslash, yuri, or shoujo-ai) is a variation on the traditional definition of slash — homosexual/homoerotic/homoromantic fanfiction. Femmeslash is, essentially, putting female characters together in a romantic and/or sexual relationship. Femmeslash is generally considered to be rarer than male/male slash, but there have been more and more fandoms that are femmeslash-positive, [...]
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I think this girl is one of the most amazing knockouts I have every seen anywhere ever. She is as close to my mental image of the perfect woman as I can imagine. Not only are her pictures hot, but there is something about her which just screams both sexy and smart. Maybe it is [...]
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Slash fiction is fan fiction, describing gay pairings between media characters, often in explicit detail, and very frequently outside the canon of the source. The name arises from the use of the slash character in phrases such as “Kirk/Spock/Figwit” to describe the stories. (“Kirk/Spock” is widely thought to be the first type of slash fiction, [...]
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This site is a true triumph of technology and good old American know-how and ingenuity. The is based out of, where else, San Francisco and features a parade of sexually adventurous young things who are up for getting into a little machine loving. Although some machines are mass-produced items such as the Sybian, the vast [...]
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The term was originally coined in 1980 by Minnesota writer Bruce Bethke for his short story, “Cyberpunk,” which was first published in Amazing Science Fiction Stories, Volume 57, Number 4, November 1983, although it was quickly appropriated as a label to be applied to the works of Gibson, Rucker, and others. (via Wikipedia) I had [...]
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Modern science fiction frequently involves themes of sex, gender and sexuality. This was not always so. During the 1930s and 40s “golden age” of science fiction it was unusual to find males and females mentioned in the same paragraph, let alone having sex. In spite of this, book covers for pulp science fiction often featured [...]
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I know it is dorky, but I love love love makeup like this. Special thanks to SexyTrek for the sample gallery. I am going to try to make this a weekly feature.
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Cyberpunk (a portmanteau of cybernetics and punk) is a sub-genre of science fiction which focuses on computers or information technology. The plot of cyberpunk literature often revolves around the conflict between hackers, artificial intelligences, and megacorps. It is the result of a self-correction in the science fiction genre, which classically had ignored the importance of [...]
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The first place I ever saw science fiction erotica was in Blue Blood Magazine. I got a copy at a Baltimore science fiction convention and took off full tilt and haven’t looked back. The magazine introduced me to authors like Shariann Lewitt, Poppy Z. Brite, John Shirley, Nancy A. Collins, and natch Amelia G the [...]
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The earliest known usage of the term “science fiction” is in 1851 (in Chapter 10 of William Wilson’s A Little Earnest Book upon a Great Old Subject), in which he writes: “Science-Fiction, in which the revealed truths of Science may be given interwoven with a pleasing story which may itself be poetical and true.” However [...]
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Welcome to SexyFandom.com. I decided to work on a web site for adults who enjoy science fiction and other areas of fandom because I truly believe it is not just a medium for children. I write for television, but I don’t watch it much. I live in a house just north of Los Angeles with [...]
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