Based in San Francisco, a large portion of The Sword's coverage is dedicated to covering the lives of gay porn stars in a tabloid fashion.
In 2009, The Sword gained national recognition from the Huffington Post[1] and the San Francisco Chronicle[2] after it reported on the state of California's decision not to train employees of adult websites.
In 2010, The Sword received media attention[3] after then-editor Zachary Sire reported that gay porn star Brandon Wilde had been hired as an escort by Minnesota State Senator Paul Koering.
[4] In February 2009, The Sword won Best Erotic E-Zine at the 2009 Cybersocket Awards in West Hollywood.
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