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Indiegogo Campaign for Polycule Book + Goes Live

Thorntree Press is kicking off an Indiegogo campaign for three new books on polyamory. One of the books is Franklin Veaux’s memoir, a book that other publishers wanted from him to begin with and spurred him to start Thorntree with Eve Rickert. A second book is by Louisa Leontiades who writes her memoir about lovingContinueContinue reading “Indiegogo Campaign for Polycule Book + Goes Live”

DebateOut looks at polyamory with Dr. Sheff

The website DebateOut promises “The end of the one dimensional debate” and seems to have delivered on that promise with its new series of posts on polyamory. The series features me as the pro side with Dr. Karen Ruskin as the con. Please check out the posts and let me know what you think.

The Atlantic Interviews Elisabeth Sheff

The Atlantic just came out with a new article on polyamory that correctly identifies me as the author of The Polyamorists Next Door, but incorrectly says I interviewed 40 people for the book. I actually interviewed 131 people for the book, 22 of whom were children between 5 and 17 years old. You can readContinueContinue reading “The Atlantic Interviews Elisabeth Sheff”

Range of Non-Monogamies blogpost on Psychology Today

Check out my newest blogpost on Psychology Today, Seven Forms of Non-Monogamy, at http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-polyamorists-next-door/201407/seven-forms-non-monogamy

See Elisabeth Sheff at the Decatur Book Festival

If you live in the Atlanta area and read books, you have no doubt heard of the Decatur Book Festival, the largest independent book festival in the United States. This year you can see me, Elisabeth Sheff, at the book festival on Saturday August 30 at 10am at the Marriott Conference Center Auditorium. For moreContinueContinue reading “See Elisabeth Sheff at the Decatur Book Festival”

Young Adult Library Services Association includes polyamory in reading list

While polyamory remains controversial in some sectors, the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) has included information regarding polyamory on their website. You can check out their short and well-done article on their reading recommendations at http://yalsa.ala.org/blog/2014/06/09/new-diversity-polyamory/

Atlanta Poly Weekend this Weekend! Classes and Workshops

Classes and Workshops. Come and see some very interesting folks talking about polyamory as it relates to aging, communication, how to make your relationships suck, ethics and ethical relationships, neuroscience, love languages, therapy, self-care, relationship anarchy, safer sex, skeptical monogamy, cooperative drawing, tarot, unicorns, poly families with kids, and race/ethnicity and white privilege. The AtlantaContinueContinue reading “Atlanta Poly Weekend this Weekend! Classes and Workshops”