Filament was a quarterly erotic magazine aimed at women, published in the United Kingdom
It ran for 9 issues, from June 2009 to December 2011
The magazine featured both explicit and non-explicit pornographic imagery of men, designed specifically for heterosexual women (as distinct from that designed for gay men)
The magazine claimed to use "academic and primary research" in producing its content
Critical reactions to Filament were varied
Voxpops with women undertaken by New Zealand current affairs programme Close Up were mixed, and those undertaken by British chat show The Wright Stuff were mainly negative, though some blogs were positive in their reception of the magazine.
The magazine claimed to use "academic and primary research" in producing its content. Critical reactions to Filament were varied. Voxpops with women undertaken by New Zealand current affairs programme Close Up were mixed, and those undertaken by British chat show The Wright Stuff were mainly negative, though some blogs were positive in their reception of the magazine.