Award-winning Brighton-based speaker and speech coach reveals his secrets with launch of new book
Steve Bustin, the Brighton-based professional speaker and speech coach, launched his new book at an event at Café Plenty in Brighton on November 2.
Books
BOOK REVIEW: Nick & Greg: John Roman Baker
Nick and Greg both grab the opportunities that being young and queer offer them but in different ways and the impact and fall out of their choices on their family, and their own relationships are vividly displayed as the narrative slowly unwinds to its climax.
BOOK REVIEW: Magda Szubanski: Reckoning
Utterly superb, an eye opening book, even if you’re a hard hearted non laughing idiot who’s not interested in the perfectly pitched comedic work of Szubanski this profound and delicately entertaining book on a women’s struggle to illuminate and understand a stunning family history that reflects the
New gender diversity books in 2017
Jessica Kingsley Publishers (JKP’s) to launch new list of gender diversity books in January 2017. JKP’s pioneering gender diversity list publishes personal stories and resources that encourage greater understanding of gender identity and gender expression.
Paul McVeigh wins the Polari First Book Prize 2016
Belfast author Paul McVeigh takes the Polari First Book Prize 2016 with his novel The Good Son and Juliet Jacques is runner up for her memoir Trans.
Autumn issue of The Pink Humanist ready for download
Online magazine The Pink Humanist is published by the UK LGBT charity the Pink Triangle Trust (PTT). It features topics of special interest to those who identify as atheists, freethinkers, humanists, secularists and sceptics in the LGTB communities and those who support them.
BOOK REVIEW: Beijing Comrades: Bei Tong.
The book follows the passionate and hugely engaging gay love story of Handong and Lan Yu and is placed in the upheaval of a China bursting out of the repressions of Mao and into a modern state.