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Brighton Pride: Libraries Literature Live in the Park

Brighton Pride: Libraries Literature Live in the Park

After the critical success of last year’s Literature Live at Brighton Pride, Brighton & Hove Libraries in partnership with Queer in Brighton and ‘HAVE A WORD’ will host an afternoon of entertainment at Preston Park with writers and performers talking about and reading from their own work. Sit back,

ME Show (Open House) at Merlin & Ellis

ME Show (Open House) at Merlin & Ellis

For the duration of May, Merlin & Ellis in Manchester Street are hosting a diverse collection of art from a group of hugely talented artists. Merlin & Ellis is a treasure trove of goodies including vintage and second hand label clothes, LGBT books, natural scents, eau de colognes and a huge range of

Magazine printed in HIV+ blood fronts anti stigma campaign

Magazine printed in HIV+ blood fronts anti stigma campaign

Progressive German men’s lifestyle mag Vangardist has printed it’s latest edition using HIV+ blood in a bid to ‘end the social stigma’ that is associated with the virus. In a new campaign headed by Saatchi & Saatchi Switzerland for Vangardist, the magazine – which is a leading men’s monthly in Germa

‘Forgotten Stories’ from the Royal Docks

‘Forgotten Stories’ from the Royal Docks

People are being asked to contribute forgotten stories to a new historical archive, honouring the rich cultural history behind London’s Royal Docks. Did you or your family used to work in or grow up in or around London’s Royal Docks? Were you a docker or did you live in a dockside community? Perhaps

Polari secures ACE funding for UK tour

Polari secures ACE funding for UK tour

London’s leading LGBT literary salon, Polari, has this week been awarded Arts Council England (ACE) funding for a seven month series of events outside of the capital: Polari on Sea in Hastings, and a second nationwide tour. Starting June 30, Polari on Sea, will see the award-winning movement begin a

BOOK REVIEW: Brush Fires in the Social Landscape: David Wojnarowicz

BOOK REVIEW: Brush Fires in the Social Landscape: David Wojnarowicz

David Wojnarowicz’s use of photography, writing and painting, was extraordinary. He was a fresh brash and multitalented artist and brought his furious and bright brain to bear on life as a gay man in the sudden and terrible crisis that hit gay culture following HIV.

BOOK REVIEW: Out of Orange: A Memoir

BOOK REVIEW: Out of Orange: A Memoir

Out of Orange chronicles Wolter’s time in the drug trade, her incarceration, her friendships and acquaintances with odd cellmates, her two marriages, and her complicated relationship with Piper..

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