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BOOK REVIEW: Manhood: The Bare Reality by Laura Dodsworth

BOOK REVIEW: Manhood: The Bare Reality by Laura Dodsworth

WARNING: This review does contain pictures of penises. It may not be work safe. Be warned. There are no knob puns though. These days we are all less bound by gender and traditional roles, but is there more discussion about what being a man means. From veteran to vicar, from porn addict to prostate

BOOK REVIEW: Straight Expectations by Peggy Cryden

BOOK REVIEW: Straight Expectations by Peggy Cryden

An excellent book and most useful to any parent/s experiencing gender diversity matters with their children or who yearn to learn from lived and loving experience in how to equip their children to live without labels and grow up in a world apparently obsessed with them

BOOK REVIEW: The Merry Millionaire Duology by John Wells

BOOK REVIEW: The Merry Millionaire Duology by John Wells

This is a story of privilege and indulgence, of luxury and secrets of seeming to be one thing, but being another and it’s also a story of white privilege in last days of imperial exploitation and indulgence of the European (and particular British) elites of the time and a story of gay love and sex l

BOOK REVIEW: Timber by Dale Lazarov & Player

BOOK REVIEW: Timber by Dale Lazarov & Player

In ‘Timber’, a hunky third-wheel bachelor goes on a quiet hike in his solitude after his paired up friends disturb his sleep by having endless early morning sex in the campgrounds. After completely losing his way in a slightly magical forest, he meets an uncannily-masculine threesome of lumberjacks

Pride Cymru 2017 – colourful, brilliant and proud!

Pride Cymru 2017 – colourful, brilliant and proud!

As a Welsh Gay man, returning home for this superb, fun, engaging LGBTQ Pride event, I felt truly proud to see my county and capital city embracing LGBTQ folk and rights in such a passionate, friendly and authentic way. What a great BIG weekend and what a welcome from the Cardiff gay boyo’s. Balchd

BOOK REVIEW: No Fear No Shame by Alice Denny

BOOK REVIEW: No Fear No Shame by Alice Denny

This new collection of poems from Alice Denny, like herself, is slim but packs a punch. There is an essential contradiction in all Denny’s poems; like all poets she’s both startlingly intimate and ruthlessness private, exposing and hiding, showing and telling, letting us feel the throb of blood in h

BOOK REVIEW: Black Wave: Michelle Tea

BOOK REVIEW: Black Wave: Michelle Tea

Teas’ prose is wonderful, Queer, lusciously Lesbo, darkly Dykey and frothy, filthy and fun. It’s a seriously gripping and evocative tale of Queer women love in all the messy hyper clarity colourful mixed up ways that Tea can tweak and twist her lady loving ideas into.

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