Book Review: She’s my Dad by Sarah Savage
Local author Sarah Savage has produced a brightly illustrated book for children aged 3 – 7 which engages in an effective and gentle way in an early years setting of family diversity.
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Book Review: David Hockney: A Life by Catherine Cusset
Cussets’ book is a homage to an artist adored, with the fiction and fact blended together, like canvas and paint to give an overwhelming sensation of complete narrative, capturing an element of movement which unfolds into a wider understanding of this charming man and his charmed life.
REVIEW: Right Beside You – films from New Queer Visions
Brian Butler finds companionship is the recurrent theme in five new queer films
REVIEW: Books: The Gravity of Us by Phil Stamper
The book explores how living in the full gaze of the internet impacts on mental health and also how much creative energy, presentation and touched up fakery goes into presenting the ‘everyday life’ as content for the ravenous appetite of Reality TV or social media platforms.
Book Review: ‘The Little Book of Pride’ by Lewis Laney
The Little Book of Pride proves that size definitely doesn’t matter by squeezing everything you need to know about Pride into 144 pages.
REVIEW: Books: United QueerDom by Dan Glass
Although many people believe queers are now free and should assimilate into a wider heteronormative world, Dan Glass shows that the fight is far from over.
REVIEW: Books – Genre Fluid by Dan Webber
REVIEW: Books – Genre Fluid by Dan Webber