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BOOK REVIEW: dr.a.g. bookthefilm edition

BOOK REVIEW: dr.a.g. bookthefilm edition

dr.a.g. the world’s most glamorous coffee table book returns centre stage for an encore performance just in time for Christmas with twenty new faces and photographs included in this new bookthefilm edition. The preface to this magnificent ‘piece of art’ reminds us that in the early days of theatre,

Payton Edgar’s Agony to help Sussex Cancer Fund

Payton Edgar’s Agony to help Sussex Cancer Fund

Matthew is a trained nurse who has worked in the Sussex Cancer Centre for 15 years. Currently working in the outpatient clinic department, he has also worked in both the chemotherapy department and the inpatient unit, Howard One. He has been writing seriously for 10 years, and in 2011 was a runner u

BOOK REVIEW: Red Hot 100

BOOK REVIEW: Red Hot 100

Three years ago Thomas Knights had an idea – to put ginger guys in the spotlight like never seen before. To show them as desirable, as alpha males. Sexual, confident, Heroic, as the ultimate male.

Leicester University celebrate 50th anniversary of Joe Orton’s first play

Leicester University celebrate 50th anniversary of Joe Orton’s first play

To mark the 50th anniversary of Leicester-born writer Joe Orton’s first stage play, his sister Leonie Orton Barnett unveiled a pot specially commissioned for the University of Leicester David Wilson Library from local ceramicist Rachel Barnett, Orton’s niece.

BOOK REVIEW: Camp Carnage

BOOK REVIEW: Camp Carnage

Every now and again a book drops into my slot with perfect timing and I got this one for Halloween. Local boy Joshua Winning and his co-author Elliot Cross have conspired on this book based in a 1980s American summer camp where gay teens are sent to be straightened out but- as is the gore-norm for s

BOOK REVIEW: Out There

BOOK REVIEW: Out There

In the year that Scotland voted to not choose independence from the rest of the UK and kicked off a greater debate about the Union and what it is, and what it means to the rest of us in the UK, Freight Books brings a new and definitive anthology of poetry and prose writing from Scotland’s leading an

BOOK REVIEW: Dear Infidel: Tamim Sadikali

BOOK REVIEW: Dear Infidel: Tamim Sadikali

Dear Infidel is evocative of the frustrations and challenges faced by British Muslims as the gravity of world politics has a domino effect on their own lives. With the news full of young British men going off to fight in a war and for a reason that many find unfathomable this is a well-timed book on

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