Zane, Zachary
Zachary zane
Columnist & guest editor
Zachary Zane is a Brooklyn-based speaker and writer whose work focuses on sex, cannabis, and culture. He is currently a contributing editor at Men’s Health, working specifically in their sex and dating vertical. He also writes for The Washington Post, Rolling Stone, Prevention, and has been featured in numerous other publications as well, including Playboy, NBC, SELF, Allure, Dazed, AskMen, Slate, Into, Them, Cosmopolitan, Hornet, NewNowNext, LGBTQ Nation, MerryJane, and Bustle.
Zachary authors the column Zach and the City at QM.
Crushed between prudish traditionalism and dour activism culture, society desperately needs to get laid.
In the business of sex clubs, an open-arms policy is one thing, but open legs is another.
It’s hard to find a group of friends that gets you, especially if you’re a slutty, polyamorous bi guy.
A thirst-trapping New York writer learns to see through art-world posturing—by striking a few poses of his own.
Zach has built a following by writing about being a slut. Would branching out to other topics put his brand dangerously out on a limb?
“How a magical night with a trans porn star at a Jamaican sex resort taught me to be me.”
Social justice is hardly quantum physics. If you can’t explain it in plain English, that’s on you.