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Nico: You Are Beautiful and You Are Alone
Nico was one of the most original and charismatic rock stars of the post-war era.
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REVIEW: BI THE WAY by Lois Shearing
Shearing examines difficult subjects with a deft clarity of purpose, affirming and platforming real people’s experience throughout. It’s an engaging read, and if your head it turned by all sorts of folk, and your pulse quickened then the book supports an honest self-exploration of what that can mean
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Sapphic adventure in a time of revolution
Released on September 15 is new lesbian fiction novel, Liberty, by Jay Taverner
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REVIEW: Books:Fat & Queer An Anthology of Queer and Trans Bodies
I enjoy a good anthology and one which highlights the experiences and adventures of anyone who has to navigate the body shaming highways of modern life, before turning off to the sedate byways of homo queer fat folx is a treat to find. The trio of editors have selected stories, poems, prose and
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REVIEW: The Queens English by Chloe O. Davis
Editor Chloe O. Davis is to be commended for this stylish and informative addition to exploring modern Queer languages, how they get used, and where they come from.
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REVIEW: Books: First Come Love by Tom Rasmussen
We are asked to consider marriage, as an achievement, a compromise, a selling-out, a practical solution and given experiences of authentic lives of what marriage means to a range of people across the spectrum of sexuality and class, and what the future looks like for this most historic and universa
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REVIEW: Books:The adventures of Isabel by Candas Jane Dorsey
Not to be confused with the Ogden Nash poem, although very much in the bonkers celebratory style of his prose and radically mind popping daftness this is a delightful entertaining book from author Dorsey who adores words, pokes, tickles, makes them perform these incredibly funny feats of phraseolog
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Hungary imposes further restrictions on LGBTQ+ children’s books
New regulations in Hungary will require the sellers of any LGBTQ+ children’s book to package the books in “closed wrapping”.
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INTERVIEW: Meet the Director of Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story
Jackie Collins is one of the most widely read authors in history. She chronicled the lives and loves of the Hollywood elite in her unmistakable style. Although she never quite won over the critics, she kept millions of readers entertained.
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Author Philip Pullman says he is “anti-transphobia”
Philip Pullman has said that he is “anti-transphobia”, but also condemned the online abuse of author JK Rowling.
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Review: Nen and the lonely Fisherman: Ian Eagleton & James Mayhew
Eric Page is delighted by this lovely book for the younger reader with a strong diversity theme and a subtle intelligent ecological one also woven into the story
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Review: Top to Bottom : Finlay Games
Eric Page is seduced by this witty testimony to transformation and learning to love your body and the changes and opportunity’s that change can provide