Famous American author, television host, and producer Karley Sciortino is most known for her audacious exploration of sex and sexuality. She has significantly influenced the conversation on these issues as the creator of the ground-breaking website Slutever. As the executive producer and host of the Viceland documentary series "Slutever," Karley further establishes her position as a key figure in the industry. She also contributes to the online sex and relationships section "Breathless" for Vogue magazine, thus her work goes beyond the website and TV program.

Karley started her blog, Slutever, in 2007 while residing in London. The site's initial focus was on Karley's own sexual adventures and the outlandish way of life she led in her squatting commune. The blog eventually developed into an intriguing account of sexual exploration, which caught The New York Times' attention. In 2012, Karley worked with producer Adri Murguia to create the web series Slutever for Vice. With Karley as host, this three-season program used a journalistic approach to explore taboo aspects of modern sexuality.

Karley and Adri co-created the Viceland television series "Slutever" in 2017 after building on the popularity of the web series. The online series' topics were expanded upon in the television program, which gave viewers a raw and provocative look at sexuality. The second season, which included Karley's knowledge and courageous attitude to challenging societal taboos, premiered in 2019.

Through Grand Central Publishing, Karley released her memoir, "Slutever: Dispatches from an Autonomous Woman in a Post Shame World," in 2018. The book gives readers a close look at her experiences and presents an open critique of contemporary sexuality.

Karley's impact goes beyond the scope of her own initiatives. The absurd comedic television series "Now Apocalypse" that debuted on Starz in 2019 was co-written by her and Gregg Araki. She also worked on the series as a consultant producer..

How to hire Karley Sciortino for an event