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BOOK REVIEW | Two Jeeps, An American Road-Trip by Alex Kefford
Have you ever wanted to take to the interstates of America in a vehicle of your choosing and explore the land of the free? That is exactly what author Alex and good friend Vince did with a few twists and turns more worthy of most tricky off-roading courses for any 4×4 out there. With the […]
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BOOK & EXHIBITION REVIEW | Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy and the Avant-garde
BOOK & EXHIBITION: Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy & the Avant-Garde (Prestel Publishing, £45) 5 Stars! Eclectic Eroticism!
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My Ramones by Danny Fields reviewed
Sasha Selavie reviews My Ramones by Danny Fields, a photo memoir of Punk Rock’s rawest Royal Family.
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Want To Stop Drinking? This Book Might Help You
The Book That Changed My Life There aren’t many books that lay claim to changing a life, but Allen Carr’s No More Hangovers is one that can claim first prize. Now, I’m not an alcoholic, but I did like a drink at wine time, usually at around 6:00 pm, if not GMT then it was […]
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REVIEW: Voices Of The Damned, Barbie Wilde
Why does gay art – in every form – completely eclipse its’ timid, straight rival? Because – quite simply – it’s fuelled by overwhelming lust. From the lush, teeming criminality of Caravaggio’s canvases, to the pouting proportions and Apollonian aphrodisiac that is Michaelangelo’s David, gay aesthetics scream artistic arousal. ★★★★★
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BOOK REVIEW | Unbecoming by Jenny Downham
Seventeen-year-old Katie is in a state of turmoil.
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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 way or another.” These days we seem to be hearing a lot more about suicide then we did a few years ago. Stories of people […]
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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 seems to have dwindled to the point where if it’s more than 140 characters, I get bored. I have a stack of great books waiting […]
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BOOK REVIEW | The Queen Of Clubs
★★★★★ |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 have drag queens thrust upon them.” And so it starts… Riding on a wave of drag queen interest, everywhere from the Facebook controversy over users […]
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BOOK REVIEW | The Road To London by Adriano Bulla
The future of (gay) literature.
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BOOK REVIEW | Denial Deceit Discovery
★★★★★ | Denial Deceit Discovery A brutally honest book based on a real persons struggle to come to terms with his sexuality through his open and emotional journey. Denial, Deceit, Discovery is a superb first novel by J.James. A truly amazing story of Jack, a young catholic man, and his struggle coming to terms with […]