Founder & Author, Slutever
Karley Sciortino: Biography at a Glance
- Karley Sciortino writes for Vogue’s sex and relationships column, Breathless.
- Creator and host of the Viceland documentary series Slutever, which takes an in-depth look at sex, relationships, and intimacy in the modern world.
- Author of the book Slutever: Dispatches from a Sexually Autonomous Woman in a Post-Shame World
- Co-creator of Starz’s scripted series, Now Apocalypse
- Founder of Slutever, a website that explores sexuality through humor and intellect
- Karley is available to speak on the topics of the history and current state of feminism, female sexual agency, sexual education, and/or dating.
Biography
Karley Sciortino is a writer, host, and producer based between New York and Los Angeles. In 2007, from her then home of London, Karley founded Slutever, a website that explores sexuality, relationships, and a bunch of other slutty stuff, as told from the front lines. Karley is the author of the book Slutever: Dispatches from a Sexually Autonomous Woman in a Post Shame World (2018) and the co-creator, executive producer and host of Slutever, a documentary television series currently airing on Viceland. In 2019 Karley premiered her first scripted series, Starz's Now Apocalypse which she co-wrote and co-produced with Gregg Araki and Steven Soderbergh. For the last five years Karley has written Vogue.com’s sex and relationships column, Breathless, and in 2017 had a starring role in an episode of Netflix's Easy. Karley and Slutever have been covered by publications ranging from Playboy to the New York Times.
