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THE LOST BOY, the Doodlebug and the Mysterious Number 80: Stevie Henden : Book review

THE LOST BOY, the Doodlebug and the Mysterious Number 80: Stevie Henden : Book review

Highly recommended and just the most perfect book to take away on holiday with you. The book is full of great camp and fun characters and it’s a believable love story between two very different men who struggle to accept that love and then cherish it when they do. Heart-warming in lots of ways.

Images of Queer life in Brighton needed urgently

Queer in Brighton, an oral history project are creating an archive of queer heritage in Brighton and Hove. As part of the project they are publishing an Anthology and website of Brighton’s queer history. They need your photos and memorabilia to scan and include in the Anthology. Take them along to t

Want to perform your poetry at Pride?

Queer in Brighton contributors are invited to perform in the first ever Pride Literature & Spoken Word Tent at Brighton Pride on Saturday, August 3 alongside national and local prizewinning authors. If you would like to perform one of your Queer in Brighton pieces, or write something new, you will n

The Pretty Gentleman by Max Fincher: Book Review

The Pretty Gentleman by Max Fincher: Book Review

Erotic sketches, a blackmail letter, a closeted aristocrat, and a sacrificial murder. All laced with love, betrayal, deception and vengeance in Regency London

LGBT writers wanted for Pride

Brighton & Hove Libraries are calling for LGBT writers and performance poets both new and experienced to perform at Pride, on Saturday, August 3 in the first ever Pride Literature and Spoken Word Tent, alongside National and Local Prizewinning Authors. If you want to prepare yourself to show off you

Queers Dig Time Lords: Book review

Queers Dig Time Lords: Book review

This is a great collection of essays, crisscrossing the timelines and plot lines of the Dr Who universe and holding up characters and stories to the bright pink light of queer perspective and seeing what shines through. It’s insightful and curious reflections of the nature of this televisual institu

Backing into light My father’s Son by Colin Spencer

Colin Spencer was born in 1933. It’s a date that’s important in the sense that it puts his birth between the two world wars and leaves his future affected by both. There are layers in ‘Backing into the light’. Stories beneath the story. Peel away the top layer, the story of an artist and writer […]

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