Glamour selected Twanna to bedroom test G-spot sex advice. See her results (page 3) and her sex graph of a tryst.

New York magazine printed an excerpt of her commentary on their article Married Man Seeks Same for Discreet Play stating, “The magazine was also chided for presenting William’s situation as novel. ‘This isn’t a new discovery on Amsden’s part,’ wrote Funky Brown Chick. ‘Didn’t E. Lynn Harris establish his entire writing career, in part, by crafting books about life on the down low?”

Tango magazine calls her “one of our favorite, tell-all bloggers.”

Time Out New York asked Twanna to get them all hot and bothered in ten words or less; they printed her erotic haiku in the magazine.

AOL placed FUNKYBROWNCHICK.com on their Blackvoices list of best blogs. “We search through the best black blogs and other great sites to bring you the hottest one-liners about African-American celebrity gossip and important social issues.”

EbonyJet nodded to her Black Weblog Awards win commenting, “If there is any common thread in Black blogs other than the blackness of their writers, it’s an unflinching willingness to aggressively examine and challenge contemporary Black culture [...] There is a wealth of smart, insightful and witty writing talent — the kind that mainstream publications seem not to be able to find when they seek diversity.”

Vibe lists FUNKYBROWNCHICK.com as one of “The Ultimate 100 (Sites We Hit Up Every Day)”

Mediawire Daily called FUNKYBROWNCHICK.com “One of our favorite blogs” and mentioned “[w]e can all sometimes relate to her frustrations, likes and dislikes”

The Houston Chronicle dropped by her presentation at South by Southwest.

After Ellen dubs her “the ever so hot, straight-but-not-narrow sex columnist [...] Twanna is one of those women who oozes sexuality.”

Cupcakes Take the Cake showcases her love of chocolate cupcakes.

Bloggy Awards says FUNKYBROWNCHICK.com should be in every adventurous woman’s bookmarks.