Notable Sex Columnists
- Anka Radakovich, current British GQ sex columnist and former Details magazine sex columnist from 1990 to 1999, often credited as the writer who defined the modern-day sex column.
- Isadora Alman, writer of the syndicated sex column Ask Isadora, running in 16 US alternative weeklies since 1984.
- Jonathan Bass, "Guy Report" columnist for Unzipped magazine.
- Violet Blue, "Open Source Sex" columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle.
- Candace Bushnell, former "Sex and the City" columnist for The New York Observer.
- Rachel Kramer Bussel, formerly "Lusty Lady" for The Village Voice, also writes for Penthouse and Penthouse Variations.
- Tracey Cox, author of sex books, columnist for Australian Cosmopolitan, iVillage, and many other media displays including television shows.
- Anna David, former sex and relationship column for Razor.
- Martin Downs, "Carnal Knowledge" columnist for Penthouse and former "Double Exposure" columnist for Penthouse.
- Jeannie Greeley, "Sex" columnist for Stuff@Night.
- Stacey Grenrock-Woods, current sex columnist for Esquire.
- Twanna A. Hines, former Blog-A-Log sex and relationships columnist for Nerve.
- Dr. Sari Locker, current Maxim sex columnist, former Teen People sex columnist, former Sassy sex advice columnist.
- Elise Nersesian, former "Sexier Sex" columnist for Redbook.
- Chip Rowe, current advisor in Playboy.
- Dan Savage, creator of the syndicated sex column Savage Love.
- Amy Sohn, former sex columnist for New York.
- Tristan Taormino, former "Pucker Up" syndicated columnist for The Village Voice.
- Josey Vogels, "My Messy Bedroom" and "Dating Girl" syndicated columnist.
- Dr. Ruth Westheimer, "Ask Dr. Ruth" columnist since the 1980s.
- Millicent Binks writes the sex column "Up All Night" for the London Evening Standard.
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