Overview

“ Can you love more than one person?” A lot of conversations about nonmonogamy start this way. When we discuss “ opening” relationships, contemplate whether we want to be exclusive with our partners, or introduce multiple partners to friends and family, we are asking the people in our lives, and ourselves, to contend with this question. The answer is obvious, and misleading. The love one feels in their heart and the love one expresses through daily acts of care and affection are both “ love” in the true sense, but they have different requirements, present different options and produce different outcomes. More Than Two can’t promise outcomes, but it is a guide to the paths— from anchor or nesting partnerships to relationship anarchy— possible within nonmonogamy. This long-awaited second edition bridges emerging theories on attachment and relationship diversity with authors Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin’s insight and experience. The arcs of nonmonogamous partnerships bend towards complexity, introspection and compromise— or at least they can, if we work at it.

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Author:   Eve Rickert ,  Andrea Zanin ,  Dr. Kim TallBear ,  Tatiana Gill
Publisher:   Thornapple Press
Imprint:   Thornapple Press
Edition:   Fully revised and updated
Weight:   0.227kg
ISBN:  

9781990869587

ISBN 10:   1990869580
Pages:   480
Publication Date:   02 September 2024
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Foreword xi Eve’s Preface and Acknowledgements xiii Andrea’s Preface and Acknowledgements xxi Introduction 1 Part 1 Laying Your Foundation 13 1 Choosing Nonmonogamy 15 2 Finding Your Compass (or, Don’t Be Mean) 31 3 Abuse 58 Part 2 A Nonmonogamy Toolkit 87 4 Tending Your Self 89 5 Nurturing Your Relationships 111 6 Communication Pitfalls 122 7 Communication Strategies 137 8 Befriending the Green- Eyed Monster 155 Part 3 N onmonogamous Frameworks 165 9 Boundaries 167 10 Rules and Agreements 184 11 Hierarchy and Primary/Secondary Polyamory 201 12 Veto Arrangements 226 13 Empowered Relationships 240 14 Practical Nonmonogamy Agreements 253 Part 4 T he Nonmonogamous Reality 271 15 How Nonmonogamous Relationships Are Different 273 16 Opening from a Couple 294 17 Mono/Poly Relationships 309 18 Finding Partners 321 19 Life in the Polycule 332 20 Sex, Pleasure, Risk and Health 353 21 Relationship Transitions 382 The Future of Nonmonogamy 397 Glossary 400 Notes 407 Resources 419 Index 429

Reviews

"""Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world.""--Dr. Kim TallBear, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the University of Alberta and the author of The Critical Polyamorist ""More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available.""--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers, nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional: 365 Daily Reflections for the Consensually Nonmonogamous ""More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion.""--Shay Tiziano, author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes ""While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need.""--Kevin A. Patterson, M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"

With thorough research and a clear narrative style, Rickert and Zanin dole out facts and advice that readers can turn to again and again at any point throughout their polyamory journey. A smart, compassionate resource for anyone who’s ever wondered about polyamory. * Kirkus Reviews *

"A beautiful deconstruction of how fairy tale mononormativity shapes our expectations for connection, with deep insight into more expansive ways of relating. With this new edition, More Than Two reminds us why it's a trusted primer on how to use courage, discernment, ethics, and empowerment to thrive in nonmonogamy. Whether you're new to exploring or looking for a sound refresh, this book is ready to walk you down the enriching and well-trodden pathways to op"" In place of dominant and oppressive-for-so-many relationship norms, Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt those norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world.--from the foreword by Dr. Kim TallBear ""Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the Universi"" More Than Two by Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin is a captivating exploration of the complexities and joys of polyamory. In this insightful guide, they take readers on a journey beyond conventional relationship norms, offering practical advice, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful reflections on navigating multiple intimate connections. With warmth and wisdom, they challenge societal norms, offering a roadmap for creating fulfilling, ethical, and sustainable relationships. Whether you're new to polyamory or a seasoned practitioner, More Than Two is an essential resource for anyone seeking to cultivate love and connection in all its forms. --Laura Antoniou ""author of The Killer Wore Leather"" More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available. Eve and Andrea's desire to create a resource that is practical, compassionate, conscientious, aware, educational, kind, and loving can be felt on every page and in every word. I am beyond excited to discover how this edition impacts me as a more mature nonmonogamous person and that it exists as a resource to aid a new generation of nonmonogamous persons. --Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers ""nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional"" Get ready to engage in honest discussions about difficult subjects without cheerleading or boosterism. More Than Two, Second Edition is both warmhearted and clear-eyed. Recommended for existing practitioners and those curious about getting started. --Marcus McCann ""author of Park Cruising"" In its new incarnation, More Than Two is one of the best and most important contemporary books about love and relationships out there. It is essential reading, not only for those who are (or wonder if they are) nonmonogamous, but for their friends and families, and ultimately for anyone who wants to think carefully and deeply about what it means to love and respect one's partner(s). This book tackles a series of fraught--but urgent--ethical questions about how we behave towards those with whom we share our intimate lives, and it does so with exceptional sensitivity and nuance. --Carrie Jenkins ""author of What Love Is (and What it Could Be), Sad Love and Nonmonogamy and Happiness."" In the years since the publication of More Than Two, the world has changed, we have changed, and, for many of us, the way we see that book has changed. Eve and Andrea have done something truly remarkable in taking what was good from the original edition and updating it to create a nonmonogamy resource for a new era; one that is full of wisdom, kindness, awareness, compassion, empathy, and useful practical information. --JoEllen Notte ""author of The Monster Under the Bed and In It Together"" Rickert and Zanin accomplish a tricky task, discussing an often-misunderstood topic like nonmonogamy in a direct but respectful manner. Without holding nonmonogamy up as in any way as superior to monogamy, they offer their readers a glimpse at the reality that nonmonogamy can hold within it as much joy and fullfillment for some as monogamy does for others. --Race Bannon ""author of Learning the Ropes: A Basic Guide to Safe and Fun BDSM Lovemaking"" The second edition of More Than Two leaves no stone unturned in offering guidance for weathering the highs, lows, and in-betweens of nonmonogamy. Monogamous folks will find a lot to value here, too: insights into growth and change, building trust, communication skills, and real talk about abuse, all written with great empathy and awareness of our very human vulnerabilities. A classic relationship book for everyone. --Mo Daviau ""bookseller and author of Every Anxious Wave"" I wish I had had something like this when I was starting off in polyamory--it may have helped to counteract so many of the incorrect perceptions I had. I love that this book frames nonmonogamy in a realistic way, acknowledging the struggles we all go through without stigmatising the emotions that most people will understandably feel. I feel grounded by the honest acknowledgement of the experiences and background of both authors--you understand more where they are coming from, which is an aspect that I feel usually missing from a lot of starter books for people interested in nonmonogamous relationships. There are so many complexities to consider around nonmonogamy and this book does a truly great job of covering many bases extremely well.--Lola Phoenix ""author of The Anxious Person's Guide to Nonmonogamy"" This is essential reading for anyone who wants to date humans and not be an asshole, whether you practice polyamory or not. I will no longer be dating people who have not read this book.--Rachel Lark ""writer, musician, and creator of Coming Soon: A New Rock Musical"" This second edition of More Than Two revisits a popular nonmonogamy guide and deeply enriches it with experience, compassion, and gentleness towards people who are exploring the world of nonmonogamous intimacy. Whether your nonmonogamy is flavored more like relationship anarchy or polyamory, whether you are solo or multiply partnered, whether you're asexual or allosexual, there is quality information here that will help you navigate love in all its forms.--Kitty Stryker ""author of Ask Yourself and Say More"" More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available. Eve and Andrea's desire to create a resource that is practical, compassionate, conscientious, aware, educational, kind, and loving can be felt on every page and in every word. I am beyond excited to discover how this edition impacts me as a more mature nonmonogamous person and that it exists as a resource to aid a new generation of nonmonogamous persons.--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers ""nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional"" More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion. While we all carve our own paths and learn experientially, More Than Two is an indispensable guide through the terrain of nonmonogamy. --Shay Tiziano ""author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes"" While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need."" --Kevin A. Patterson ""M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"" ""Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world.""--Dr. Kim TallBear, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the University of Alberta and the author of The Critical Polyamorist ""More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available.""--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers, nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional: 365 Daily Reflections for the Consensually Nonmonogamous ""More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion.""--Shay Tiziano, author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes ""While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need.""--Kevin A. Patterson, M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"

"More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available. Eve and Andrea's desire to create a resource that is practical, compassionate, conscientious, aware, educational, kind, and loving can be felt on every page and in every word. I am beyond excited to discover how this edition impacts me as a more mature nonmonogamous person and that it exists as a resource to aid a new generation of nonmonogamous persons.--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers ""nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional"" More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion. While we all carve our own paths and learn experientially, More Than Two is an indispensable guide through the terrain of nonmonogamy. --Shay Tiziano ""author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes"" While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need."" --Kevin A. Patterson ""M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"" In place of dominant and oppressive-for-so-many relationship norms, Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt those norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world. ----from the foreword by Dr. Kim TallBear ""Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the Universi"" ""Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world.""--Dr. Kim TallBear, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the University of Alberta and the author of The Critical Polyamorist ""More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available.""--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers, nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional: 365 Daily Reflections for the Consensually Nonmonogamous ""More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion.""--Shay Tiziano, author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes ""While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need.""--Kevin A. Patterson, M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"

"The second edition of More Than Two is a wonderful updated resource that will be helpful for monogamous and nonmonogamous readers alike. The down-to-earth tone and the thoughtful consideration of ways to care for others, make this book an invaluable addition to the literature on relationships. I hope everyone reads it! --Naava Smolash ""author of Turn This World Inside Out"" In place of dominant and oppressive-for-so-many relationship norms, Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt those norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world.--from the foreword by Dr. Kim TallBear ""Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the Universi"" More Than Two by Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin is a captivating exploration of the complexities and joys of polyamory. In this insightful guide, they take readers on a journey beyond conventional relationship norms, offering practical advice, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful reflections on navigating multiple intimate connections. With warmth and wisdom, they challenge societal norms, offering a roadmap for creating fulfilling, ethical, and sustainable relationships. Whether you're new to polyamory or a seasoned practitioner, More Than Two is an essential resource for anyone seeking to cultivate love and connection in all its forms. --Laura Antoniou ""author of The Killer Wore Leather"" More Than Two is a true game changer in the field of nonmonogamy theory and education. Rickert and Zanin have crafted a smart, thorough, compassionate book that tackles many issues, including those others shy away from including misconduct and abuse. This book is useful for beginners and veterans alike and offers practical tools to nourish any kind of relationship. --Tristan Taormino ""author of Opening Up"" More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available. Eve and Andrea's desire to create a resource that is practical, compassionate, conscientious, aware, educational, kind, and loving can be felt on every page and in every word. I am beyond excited to discover how this edition impacts me as a more mature nonmonogamous person and that it exists as a resource to aid a new generation of nonmonogamous persons. --Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers ""nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional"" More Than Two, Second Edition validates the immense courage it often takes to begin--and continue--one's ethical nonmonogamy journey. The authors' breadth of experience is evident, yet not formidable. This is a powerful new addition to the library of ethical nonmonogamy and should be considered essential reading! --Andre Shakti ""polyamory pundit"" More Than Two: Second Edition doesn't try to be a manual, a course, a quick reference, or a casual read, but it somehow reads as all of those and more. Eve and Andrea keep it accessible to people both new and experienced in multiple relationships by providing context, meaning, and history behind the language and jargon surrounding relationships, intimacy, and communication. It's deeply rewarding to dive in and see the complex and nuanced details and decisions about some of the most important parts of our lives given clarity, providing everyone with more options and more power to make decisions and create relationships and community. --Dylan T. Thomas ""co-host of Life on the Swingset"" A beautiful deconstruction of how fairy tale mononormativity shapes our expectations for connection, with deep insight into more expansive ways of relating. With this new edition, More Than Two reminds us why it's a trusted primer on how to use courage, discernment, ethics, and empowerment to thrive in nonmonogamy. Whether you're new to exploring or looking for a sound refresh, this book is ready to walk you down the enriching and well-trodden pathways to opening up. --Leigh Cowart ""author of Hurts So Good: The Science and Culture of Pain on Purpose"" Finally, a how-to book that I can recommend without reservation to the newly poly-curious and veteran nonmonogamists alike! This second edition of More Than Two is for anyone who wants to practice conscientiousness and kindness in their connections with others. The practical, actionable advice for nonmonogamy flows intuitively from the thoughtful prompts for self-reflection. --Eli Heina Dadabhoy ""blogger at Heinous Dealings on The Orbit network"" Get ready to engage in honest discussions about difficult subjects without cheerleading or boosterism. More Than Two, Second Edition is both warmhearted and clear-eyed. Recommended for existing practitioners and those curious about getting started. --Marcus McCann ""author of Park Cruising"" I often encounter people preaching the gospel of nonmonogamy and telling me (and others) how to do this thing we do--I've even been one of those people--but rarely is that advice worth much. In More Than Two, Second Edition Eve and Andrea have revitalized the original, making it a new essential book. Never preaching or condemning, they explain, examine, and explore in dialog with the reader. They reach out welcoming hands, saying not to be afraid of this lifestyle and that you can do it. --Cooper S. Beckett ""author of Life on the Swingset and co-author of The Pegging Book"" In its new incarnation, More Than Two is one of the best and most important contemporary books about love and relationships out there. It is essential reading, not only for those who are (or wonder if they are) nonmonogamous, but for their friends and families, and ultimately for anyone who wants to think carefully and deeply about what it means to love and respect one's partner(s). This book tackles a series of fraught--but urgent--ethical questions about how we behave towards those with whom we share our intimate lives, and it does so with exceptional sensitivity and nuance. --Carrie Jenkins ""author of What Love Is (and What it Could Be), Sad Love and Nonmonogamy and Happiness."" In the years since the publication of More Than Two, the world has changed, we have changed, and, for many of us, the way we see that book has changed. Eve and Andrea have done something truly remarkable in taking what was good from the original edition and updating it to create a nonmonogamy resource for a new era; one that is full of wisdom, kindness, awareness, compassion, empathy, and useful practical information. --JoEllen Notte ""author of The Monster Under the Bed and In It Together"" Rickert and Zanin accomplish a tricky task, discussing an often-misunderstood topic like nonmonogamy in a direct but respectful manner. Without holding nonmonogamy up as in any way as superior to monogamy, they offer their readers a glimpse at the reality that nonmonogamy can hold within it as much joy and fullfillment for some as monogamy does for others. --Race Bannon ""author of Learning the Ropes: A Basic Guide to Safe and Fun BDSM Lovemaking"" The authors have seamlessly incorporated important topics such as decolonization into their riveting discussion of nonmonogamous structures and values. This is the More Than Two for a new empathetic and radical audience. --Mainely Mandy ""video essayist"" The second edition of More Than Two leaves no stone unturned in offering guidance for weathering the highs, lows, and in-betweens of nonmonogamy. Monogamous folks will find a lot to value here, too: insights into growth and change, building trust, communication skills, and real talk about abuse, all written with great empathy and awareness of our very human vulnerabilities. A classic relationship book for everyone. --Mo Daviau ""bookseller and author of Every Anxious Wave"" This new iteration of More Than Two is a much-needed expansion. A maturation, an improvement that is not just information, but heart and soul come to fruition. The authors have gone from 'what you need to know' to 'what we have learned.' Rickert and Zanin have given us the compassionate update that nonmonogamy, and the world, needed. --Zach Budd ""LMSW"" When the first version of More Than Two came out, many referred to it as the poly Bible. I like to think that we've all collectively learned a lot since then, and it's nice to see a new incarnation of this book that has grown with us and been fine-tuned to address many more nuances. May we all continue to learn and grow, and keep noticing what is best for our own hearts, minds, and souls. --Tikva Wolf ""creator of Kimchi Cuddles comics"" At last, an update to a classic! It's wonderful to see this edition cover intersectionality and touch on more nuance and diversity within nonmonogamy. I'm so excited to recommend this book to anyone interested in nonmonogamy, even those who've been practicing for years.--Michelle Hy ""nonmonogamy educator, Polyamorous While Asian"" I wish I had had something like this when I was starting off in polyamory--it may have helped to counteract so many of the incorrect perceptions I had. I love that this book frames nonmonogamy in a realistic way, acknowledging the struggles we all go through without stigmatising the emotions that most people will understandably feel. I feel grounded by the honest acknowledgement of the experiences and background of both authors--you understand more where they are coming from, which is an aspect that I feel usually missing from a lot of starter books for people interested in nonmonogamous relationships. There are so many complexities to consider around nonmonogamy and this book does a truly great job of covering many bases extremely well.--Lola Phoenix ""author of The Anxious Person's Guide to Nonmonogamy"" This is essential reading for anyone who wants to date humans and not be an asshole, whether you practice polyamory or not. I will no longer be dating people who have not read this book.--Rachel Lark ""writer, musician, and creator of Coming Soon: A New Rock Musical"" This second edition of More Than Two revisits a popular nonmonogamy guide and deeply enriches it with experience, compassion, and gentleness towards people who are exploring the world of nonmonogamous intimacy. Whether your nonmonogamy is flavored more like relationship anarchy or polyamory, whether you are solo or multiply partnered, whether you're asexual or allosexual, there is quality information here that will help you navigate love in all its forms.--Kitty Stryker ""author of Ask Yourself and Say More"" More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available. Eve and Andrea's desire to create a resource that is practical, compassionate, conscientious, aware, educational, kind, and loving can be felt on every page and in every word. I am beyond excited to discover how this edition impacts me as a more mature nonmonogamous person and that it exists as a resource to aid a new generation of nonmonogamous persons.--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers ""nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional"" More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion. While we all carve our own paths and learn experientially, More Than Two is an indispensable guide through the terrain of nonmonogamy. --Shay Tiziano ""author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes"" While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need."" --Kevin A. Patterson ""M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"" ""Eve Rickert and Andrea Zanin offer abundant possibilities that not only disrupt norms, but that better meet the desires, needs, skills, and life conditions of the individual humans who are trying to love and relate as best we can in this challenging world.""--Dr. Kim TallBear, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society at the University of Alberta and the author of The Critical Polyamorist ""More Than Two was a pivotal resource for me in the beginning of my nonmonogamy journey, and I am thrilled that a second edition is now available.""--Evita ""Lavitaloca"" Sawyers, nonmonogamy educator and author of A Polyamory Devotional: 365 Daily Reflections for the Consensually Nonmonogamous ""More Than Two was intensely formative in my polyamory journey. The second edition keeps the practical throughline that makes the book effective and unique while adding even more depth and compassion.""--Shay Tiziano, author of Tying & Flying and Creating Captivating Classes ""While More Than Two was always highly regarded, it was time for an update to adjust for the way the landscape has changed in the last decade. This more than meets the need.""--Kevin A. Patterson, M.Ed, author of Love's Not Color Blind and the For Hire series"

Author Information

Eve Rickert is a Gen X, queer, solo polyamorous, relationship anarchist, neurodivergent cis woman living on unceded W_SÁ NEC and Lekwungen territory on the west coast of the place currently known as Canada. She is the curator of the More Than Two Essentials series and the nonmonogamy resource site morethantwo.ca, the founder and publisher of Thornapple Press, and the founder and mastermind of the science communications firm Talk Science to Me. Andrea Zanin, MA, is a queer writer who focuses on nonmonogamy and BDSM/Leather. Andrea has written for the Globe and Mail, The Tyee, Bitch, Ms., Xtra, IN Magazine, Outlooks Magazine and the Montreal Mirror. Their scholarly work, fiction and essays appear in a variety of collections.

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