The last issue of 2025 is out and includes some incredible articles, starting with Shipley-Gates’s Celebrating the Lives and Strategies of Black Women Digital Erotic Cultural Producers, focused on Black women’s sexual health and digital spaces.
Next we have Eroticism Pushed to its Peak: Lessons from Practitioners of Alternative Sexual Practices by Summers and Zidenberg, focusing on relationship dynamics and communication skills among people who practice BDSM.
A unique and much needed application of the positive sexuality model on convict criminology is next in Samuelson and Williams’s Positive Sexuality via Correctional Support in Offender Re-Entry: An Autoethnographic Example.
Martin provides a special perspective on aftercare in Phases of (After)Care: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis of How Fist-Fuckers Understand Aftercare.
And we wrap up this amazing issue with Having a Right to Exist: Looking Online Sexuality from the Perspective of Sexual Rights by Vihlman, examining the importance of digital sexual spaces through the lens of a Finnish adult image gallery and social networking site.