Book REVIEW: The Prophets : Robert Jones Jr
It gives Black Queer love a triumphant, raging, unstoppable voice, fierce with passion, undefiled by others, with a deep culturally distinct African history,
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Book REVIEW: The Art of Drag: Jake Hall
The book informs, educated and stitches together connections, influences and reasons of why looks came about and what may have driven their development, but above all, looks fierce.
Book REVIEW: Rainbow Revolution : Magnus Hastings
Rainbow Revolution has over 300 photographs, took two years to complete and he’s captured famous LGBTQ+ folks in delightfully witty poses
Book REVIEW: Walking into Alchemy: Amelia Marriette
This rather sweet, but non-the-less powerful non-fiction book explores how walking has re-connected her to the world in a vivid passionate way, improved deeper mental health and inspired creativity.
Book REVIEW: Red Kate: A tale of Lesbian Piracy – Sarah Tighe-Ford
Red Kate is a love of adventure from women lovers, exploring a wild world and being who you want and need to be can be yours for the taking,
Book REVIEW: Nick & Charlie Alice Oseman
Tender and insecure, wondering whether their love is strong enough to survive being apart. Because everyone knows that first loves rarely last forever.
Book REVIEW: The Extraordinaries – TJ Klune
Klune gives us a feel good, super camp, funny narrative with Queerness utterly centred and its great fun