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 […]
‘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 […]
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 […]
★★★★ | No Drum To Beat Mansel Stimpson, co-author of the Film Review yearbook, has written a memoir, a memoir where he states that ‘he was born in 1978 at the […]
★★★ | Speaking Out Speaking Out is a collection of photographic portraits of LBGT young people (aged 14-24 years old). 65+ young people, mostly from the USA are photographed. On […]
★★★★★ | The Great Discovery, Jonathan Lemieux You know me and my love for erotic fiction – oh, you don’t? Ok, I love words, they are sensuous and arousing, they […]
★★★★★ |The Queen Of Clubs There’s a quote at the front of this book that states: “Some people are born drag queens.Some people become drag queens. And some poor sods […]
The tagline for this kindle edition runs: “Schools out, and so are they. This summer’s going to be killer…” and it does exactly what it says on the tin! If […]
★★★★ | Journalist Benjamin Law is an Australian with Asian roots. In Gaysia, he takes us on a tour of Asia showing us all things gay across the continent.
★★★★ | Best Gay Romance 2014 Edited by Timothy J. Lambert & R.D Cochrane Best Gay Romance 2014 is a superb collection of fictional short stories about love and romance. […]
★★★ | The Wolf in His Arms (Runes Trilogy Book 2) by Adrian Lilly The first book is The Wolf at His Door, which I reviewed here Alec & Jared […]
The future of (gay) literature.