11th September: Queer Bloomsbury Day
Tomorrow, Queer Bloomsbury Day will see a host of exciting queer events including a talk by bestselling author Juno Dawson.
Books
REVIEW: Growing Older as a Trans and/or Non-Binary Person Jennie Kermode
The book offers significant insights into the lives of our Trans elders and should be required reading for anyone working, supporting or providing services to an ageing LGBTQ+ population it’s also a warm and encouraging book which enables us to look positively at the process of growing older success
Nico: You Are Beautiful and You Are Alone
Nico was one of the most original and charismatic rock stars of the post-war era.
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
Sapphic adventure in a time of revolution
Released on September 15 is new lesbian fiction novel, Liberty, by Jay Taverner
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
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.