Tag: Mogii

• February 1, 2019

  Book Review: Less

  Less by Andrew Sean Greer (2018). Sydney: Hachette. Content warnings for plot spoilers and nerd talk.
• January 25, 2019

  Book Review: Autoboyography

  Autoboyography by Christina Lauren (2018). Content warnings for plot spoilers, mention of ex-gay therapy, and feelings (ew, gross).
• January 18, 2019

  Book Review: Boy Erased

  Boy Erased by Garrard Conley (2018). Courtesy content warning for spoilers, mention of harm and suicide, and Troye Sivan ‘acting’.
• December 17, 2018

  Book Review: Ironbark

  Ironbark by Jay Carmichael (2018). Content warnings for plot spoilers and death.
• October 24, 2018

  Q!C#6: The Gay™

  Issue #6’s call-for-contributors will close October 31st. Read here to find out more about this project.
• September 26, 2018

  When It Rains…

  Oh hey, friend. I said it would happen and it happened: I got busy and had to put this blog project on hold. But tonight, my good friend, will be the last thing in a month-long bombardment of social and cultural things. I’m looking forward to having it done and getting my life back, but in […]
• August 16, 2018

  Here and Queer (Aug 17-24)

  Oh hey, friend. So this fortnight was a pleasure to write about. Not only is there a variety of events on for the queerly inclined, but many of these events celebrate our queer cultural history. From symphonic musicals to garage bands, drag acts to dance theatre, there’s literally something happening this fortnight for every walk […]
• August 4, 2018

  Pink Flamingos

  Oh hey, friend. So tonight I introduced a very old and dear friend of mine to John Waters through the test of Pink Flamingos (1972). After seeing this baby a bazillion times there are still parts that shock and repulse me, so it’s the perfect movie to temper people for the worst of Waters. And yet… […]
• May 13, 2017

  Gig Review: Regan Lynch Does It In Public

  Written for 4ZZZ Reviews, published 13 May 2017. An electric guitar, a chord of coded hankies, a quick dose of PrEP, and…what could be mistaken for Eric Abetz’s actual face. ‘Regan Lynch Does It In Public’ is the comedic queercore burlesque number Brisbane was dying to have inside her. Between the punk­ red tartan kilt, […]