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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
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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.
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Queer Hungarian children’s book ordered to print disclaimers
The publishers of Hungarian children’s book, A Fairy Tale for Everyone, has been ordered by authorities to add a printed disclaimer to highlight its ‘controversial content’.
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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,
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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.
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Cipher Press looking for #NewQueerVoices
Cipher Press is open for submissions from trans and gender non-conforming writers, queer writers of colour, and queer working-class writers based in the UK
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Book REVIEW: The Extraordinaries – TJ Klune
Klune gives us a feel good, super camp, funny narrative with Queerness utterly centred and its great fun
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Book Review: The Times I knew I was gay – Eleanor Crewes
The Times I Knew I Was Gay reminds us that sexuality is not often determined by falling in love with others, but by coming to terms with oneself
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BBC criticised for praising Rowling essay
Many LGBTQ+ people and allies have criticised the BBC for including JK Rowling’s controversial essay, Reasons for speaking out on sex and gender issues, on its good writing prize list.
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Book REVIEW: Lovers Ten Years on Sunil Gupta
This beautifully crafted book, which is an artwork in itself captures a real feeling of the domestic sensibilities of being a gay man in the 80’s
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Book Review: Sex Ed-A guide for Adults by Ruby Rare
The content and voluptuous illustrations are explicit and the author takes us though how we can become healthier, happier lovers and enjoy our arousals, and what gets us there.
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Book Review: Eat my Glitter Dust : Lucy Kirk
This sweet little hard back book beautifully illustrated by artist Lucy Kirk, is packed with motivating quotes and life advice covering topics including love, friendship, work.