Review: Oscar's Books, by Thomas Wright
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Oscar Wilde scholar Thomas Wright has managed the impossible, providing a wholly new perspective on the perennial nineteenth century gay icon.
Femmes of Power
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If you asked every queer woman in NZ what it means to be femme, the answers would likely be as diverse as the women being questioned.
Tracking down Mates and Lovers - Pt2
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2nd July 2008
Historian Chris Brickell contrasts public and private notions of homosexual life, describes changing gay culture and clarifies our historical record.
Review: Why you should read 'Mates & Lovers'
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29th June 2008
A breath-taking achievement, Chris Brickell's History of Gay New Zealand reveals more than we have ever known about gay men's lives before us.
Tracking down Mates and Lovers - Pt1
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28th June 2008
Historian, sociologist and author Chris Brickell discusses how he embarked on the most comprehensive history of male homosexuality in NZ.
Review: Mates & Lovers - A History of Gay New Zealand
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26th June 2008
Going where no man has gone before, Chris Brickell has managed to pull together a comprehensive review of 170 years of gay male history.
Review: Best Gay Romance 2008
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Unlike the gay erotica genre, gay romance books contain tales of 'hot monogamy', and even deal with the reality of gay male ageing, writes Craig Young.
Boobs, All Blacks and The End of the World
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6th April 2008
Outspoken gay British author Duncan Fallowell urges the All Blacks to deliver on their bisexuality and predicts the end of the world as we know it.
Sex and the New Zealanders
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30th March 2008
"My book is a love letter to NZ - it's not a sex letter. And therefore it contains elements of conflict and discomfort," says British author Duncan Fallowell.
Buffy & Bimbo invade America with Kiwi cuisine
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10th March 2008
New Zealand's premier drag 'twins' will feature in a new American Drag Cookbook, providing recipes with a Kiwi twist.
