Tag: Mogii
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On Heartstopper
At first a fan of the webcomic, I watched as Oseman excused herself of appropriation while failing to grow her story beyond fujoshi tropes. Now Heartstoppers has won Best Graphic Novel 2020, and I could not be more disappointed.
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Interview: Hope D
Brisbane-based singer/songwriter Hope D talks to Frooty Magazine about upcoming tour with Noah Dillon and Platonic Sex.
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Book Review: Fin & Rye & Fireflies
Harry Cook uses aversion therapy as a key character motivation without consulting someone who’s experienced it first-hand. This review attempts to illustrate why that might be a problem.
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Book Review: Stranger Than Fanfiction
Stranger Than Fanfiction by Chris Colfer (2017). London: ATOM.
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Book Review: A Separate Peace
A Separate Peace by John Knowles (1959). New York: Scribner.
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Gig Review: Melt Vinyl – Culture Club
Written for Frooty Magazine, published 16 September 2019.
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Interview: Odyssey S
Written for Frooty Magazine, Issue #3, published 21 August 2019. Newcomer Odyssey S hit the Australian music scene last week with their debut single, Even When We Let It Go. At first glance, listeners are hit with a nostalgic episode of dream-like tracks reminiscent of Owl City, Flume, and Cub Sport before sliding into a heart-felt […]
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Article: From Camp to Community
Written for UQ Ally Network, originally published 28 June 2019. Hello and welcome to an incredibly limited exploration of Brisbane’s queer identity as it’s developed in the twentieth-century. Like you, academics are fascinated by the complexity of Brisbane’s queer history, as well as its effects on queer identities across the globe. Men who once called […]
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Interview: Montaigne
Written for Frooty Magazine, Issue #1, published 24 May 2019. Montaigne is Jessica Cero: a Sydney-based singer-songwriter with her goals set for success. She made her mainstream debut in 2012 with ‘Anyone But Me’, which took her to the finals in Triple J’s Unearthed High. And released her debut single ‘I Am Not An End’ […]
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Book Review: The Miseducation of Cameron Post
The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth (2012). New York: Balzer + Bray.
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