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database of sex-working writers

Sex workers are and will always be the experts on erotic labor, our lived experience but one of many qualifications. Please refer to this list when commissioning writers, editors, readers, or speakers for projects and presentations related to the adult entertainment industry.

Mirage Allen, Europe

missmirage@proton.me  https://thepasteldomina.substack.com/

BA in English Literature. Worked as a copyediting intern for a regional established literary magazine. Currently, a full-time and highly in demand freelance writer on culture, sex work, and book/film reviews.

Sensitivity reader for topics on sex work, Blackness, migration, and gender. Ideal writing jobs are reviews of books or films discussing sex work, Blackness, Latinidad, immigration/migration, violence, gender, and global politics. Mirage’s writing style is autoethnographical, and informed by her lifelong love affair with media and culture. Ideal editing jobs are copyediting & proofreading for English grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

Appears in PetitMort, the Tryst.link blog, PolyesterZine, I Hate My Job: Thots on Sex Work, Labor, and Capitalism (2026), Black Lipstick (forthcoming), and publishes the sex/work & magic digest on Substack with over 400 daily readers.

Sofia Blair, USA

sexworkerwrites.com, SofiaBlairLiterary@gmail.com

MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing, BA in English and Creative Writing. Continues to take online writing courses through venues such as Off Assignment and Margo Steines Creative. Provides bespoke editorial work for a variety of clients, and runs a virtual literary salon. Worked as a copyeditor and staff writer for a city magazine with a readership of 50,000.

Sofia holds an MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing and a BA in English/Creative Writing. She is comfortable writing, editing, and coaching in all genres. Her ideal work is editorial, and in a “project doula” capacity for writers at all stages of their careers and manuscripts of their development. She is also available for writing workshops, seminars, and panels. Her ideal writing jobs are ones that utilize personal narrative and/or the persuasive mode, or that examine the history of North American sex work.

Her work appears in MsLexia Issue 111, The Holy Hour: Sex Work, Magic, and The Divine; the Tryst blog; and literary journals such as New Madrid. She also maintains Substack.com/@swerwrites.

Editing & Coaching—SW: 44/hr, Non-SW: 55/hr Speaking—SW: negotiable, Non-SW: 200/hr She considers writing assignments of .2/word and above, or at a rate of 50/hr. Sofia offers pay-by-the-project options for everyone, and pay-what-you-can options for SW.