NZ Writing: Bent Love
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NZ Writing
4th November 2012
Michael Mair shares his lyrical poem Bent Love, with his message: "we’ve been in the shadows, now we’re stepping into the light."
NZ Writing: The Mist Wanderers
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NZ Writing
27th October 2012
Sebastian Langfield encompasses Macbeth in his beautifully-penned short story which sees a frustrated young actor wander through a cruising park ... but does he find what he is looking for?
Teenage day dream and other poems
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NZ Writing
21st October 2012
We asked for submissions for our NZ Writing section and the talented Patrick Graham is among those who have responded.
Two Dorothies all at sea: Part Six
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NZ Writing
5th December 2011
The final of an occasional series detailing the experiences of a “straight” cruise by couple of gay Kiwi boys aboard the Radiance of the Seas.
Just what are those kids up to?!
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NZ Writing
2nd November 2011
The wonderful folks over at the youth glbti site Curious have found a whole swag of interns who are writing about everything from books and music to political action.
Blog heaven
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Our blog zone is back and humming! Check out what some of bloggers have to say about the world, including Michael Stevens' horror at the horrific murder of Stuart Walker in Scotland.
"Huh?"
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NZ Writing
21st October 2011
Don't get what the buzz is about gay marriage? Then you'll probably agree with this blogger "Thundercvnt" who shares his take on the issue with GayNZ.com.
It’s International Lesbian Day!
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"Today is International Lesbian Day. Even if you are not a lesbian, join with me in rejoicing this day just by saying the word – lesbian."
1005 things you need to know about bullying
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NZ Writing
6th April 2011
Philip Patston from DiversityNZ.com adds five points about bullying which are perhaps not part of the conversation yet and may seem slightly provocative. They are designed to be.
"You will witness Christchurch rise again"
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NZ Writing
23rd February 2011
Gay Olympian Blake Skjellerup has been watching the scenes of devastation in his beloved home city, in shock in Calgary. He shares his message of hope.
Comment: 4am closure will yield new tradition
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NZ Writing
27th August 2010
A man who knows a thing or two about bar culture, Mike Binis, believes a 4am closure will mean a new tradition will emerge - one that has existed in places like New York for decades.
By all means come out, just don't fall in..
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NZ Writing
10th August 2010
Auckland writer Lisa Michelle shares her thoughts on a recent 60 Minutes story which looked at the apparent phenomenon of gay being "the new black" in our high schools.
Twelve Views of the Auckland Harbour Bridge
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New fiction by David Herkt: An iconic bridge connects twelve unique glipses into gay relationships.
Bring on the blogs!
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NZ Writing
22nd February 2008
Four very different writers are ready to amuse, surprise, educate and at times unsettle you in our new Blogger Zone. So let's meet the team…
A Semi-Idyllic Landscape
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NZ Writing
2nd February 2008
David Herkt's Summer Short Story Season: D.C. Browning enigmatically explores a dreamlike world of animal-transformation and sexual exhilaration.