It initially featured erotic fiction, poetry, photography, and visual art and has since expanded to include non-erotic content that promotes progressive sexuality. The website is currently on hiatus. Corinna's personal website, Femmerotic, contains samples of photography, writing, and journal entries. Corinna's work has also appeared in The Guardian, Issues Magazine, PIF Magazine, Maxi Magazine, CleanSheets, LeisureSuit.Net, Other Rooms, Cherrybomb, Sexilicious, Blood Moon, BAACHOR Magazine (in which their essay "The Door Into One Moment, Eternal" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize) and Batteries Not Included. Their fiction and creative nonfiction have also appeared in the anthologies Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape, Viscera, The Adventures of Food, Aqua Erotica, Zaftig: Well-Rounded Erotica, The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica 1 & 2, Shameless: An Intimate Erotica, and Penthouse and will appear in the forthcoming anthologies Breakthrough Bleeding: Essays on the Thing Women Spend a Quarter of Their Time Doing, but No One’s Supposed To Talk About and What We Think: Gender Roles, Women's Issues and Feminism in the 21st Century. Corinna's photography and visual art have been shown at/in 555 Gallery, Sex Worker Visions (New York), Babes in Toyland, Jane's Guide, Michelle 7, On Our Backs, the Bryant-Lake Bowl, Trixx (to benefit the LGBT+ youth center, District 202), The Independent, The Mammoth Book of Erotic Women, SEAF 2004, and other venues. Sexual education Corinna founded Scarleteen, an "independent, grassroots sexuality education and support organization and website," in 1998. The website is staffed by Corinna and a group of volunteers. s of 2007, the website received 10,000-30,000 visitors per day. Corinna's book, S.E.X.: The All-You-Need-To-Know Progressive Sexuality Guide To Get You Through High School and College, was published by Da Capo Press in 2007. The book has been reviewed by Curve, Minnesota Women's Press, and others. References External links Heather Corinna website Scarleteen Website All Girl Army "Sexual Healing," City on a Hill Press, 20 November 2008 "Sex ed for teens leaves LGBTQ out of the discussion," Medil Reports, March 2009 "Feministing Five: Heather Corinna," profile and interview, Feministing.com, February 27, 2010 1970 births Living people Writers from Chicago American bloggers American sex educators Queer women American bisexual writers Shimer College alumni Educators from Illinois American women educators 21st-century American women