BOOK REVIEW | Unbecoming by Jenny Downham
Seventeen-year-old Katie is in a state of turmoil.
Ever Wondered What Superman’s Dong Looks Like?
This DC Comic’s cover for Superman attests that Superman’s dong is in fact supersized. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what Superman’s privates might look like this new cover by […]
BOOK REVIEW | Jessica’s Ghost by Andrew Norriss
★★★★★ | Jessica’s Ghost “Why, Francis wondered, should ‘being different’ be so painful? Why did it matter so much when, if you thought about it, everybody was different in one […]
BOOK REVIEW | Expose
Exposé is a triumph for first-time novelist Paul Ilett. Welcome to the world of news media, particularly the murky world of the tabloid: celebrity reporting, the relentless stalking of VIPS, […]
The Boystown Series by Jake Biondi
Looking for a steamy page-turner for your summer holidays? Jake Biondi’s Boystown series are proving to be popular with readers in the United States and Europe. Whether you’re sweltering in […]
BOOK REVIEW | The Art of Being Normal by Lisa Williamson
★★★★★ | The Art of Being Normal by Lisa Williamson I think it says a lot about me as an individual that my attention span in these social media days […]
BOOK REVIEW | An Honest Life – Faithful and Gay, Geoffrey Hooper
Before I review this book I must declare a bias, I know the author. Geoffrey Hooper is a 75 year-old gay man that lives in the same village as Andy […]
BOOK REVIEW: The Half Life of Hannah by Nick Alexander
If your first love came back to offer you everything you ever dreamed of, what would you do? ★★★ Hannah is thirty-eight and the happily married mother of eleven-year-old Luke. […]
BOOK REVIEW | Simon Vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda
Coming out is still a huge deal. No matter how many people cry out, “it’s 2015, why does this matter anymore?” It does. The stress and worry surrounding sexuality and […]
BOOK REVIEW | Dr.a.g
‘Dr.a.g. isn’t what you wear and it isn’t who you are. It’s how you wear who you are.’ Drag (a man who is ‘dressed as a girl’) has become a […]
BOOK REVIEW | Cross Country Daddy
I have to admit I love the written word; I have a thing for it, which is strange as someone who is quite visual in their other work and trained […]