Queerstories
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There's more to being queer than coming out and equal marriage. This exciting and contemporary collection contains stories that are as diverse as the LGBTIQ community from which they're drawn. From hilarious anecdotes of an awkward adolescence, to devastating reflections on HIV/AIDs and its impact on the community, and heartwarming stories of family acceptance and self-discovery. Not to mention, of course, the saucy, salacious and plain silly tales of a community often defined by what it gets up to in bed. Collated from the hugely popular Queerstories storytelling event - now hosted at the…mehr

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There's more to being queer than coming out and equal marriage. This exciting and contemporary collection contains stories that are as diverse as the LGBTIQ community from which they're drawn. From hilarious anecdotes of an awkward adolescence, to devastating reflections on HIV/AIDs and its impact on the community, and heartwarming stories of family acceptance and self-discovery. Not to mention, of course, the saucy, salacious and plain silly tales of a community often defined by what it gets up to in bed. Collated from the hugely popular Queerstories storytelling event - now hosted at the Sydney Opera House - this important collection features stories from Benjamin Law, Jen Cloher, Jordan Raskopolous, Nayuka Gorrie, Candy Royalle, Rebecca Shaw, Simon Hunt 'Pauline Pantsdown' and more.
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Maeve Marsden is a writer, director, producer and performer. Her writing has appeared in Daily Life, the Guardian, Junkee, ABC Online, SBS Online, ArtsHub, Daily Review and Gay News Network. Maeve produces, directs and performs in comedy, cabaret, live music and storytelling. Currently she is working on several projects, including Queerstories, the hugely popular storytelling event that features members of the LGBTQI community. As a child of same-sex parents, Maeve is passionate about the rights of diverse families, and she writes and speaks on the issue often. In 2012, she organised and spoke at a panel for Queer Thinking entitled 'Growing up other: Children of same-sex parents speak'. Since 2013, she has been involved with the team behind feature documentary, Gayby Baby and ABC2 doco, Growing Up Gayby, as a community consultant, education advisor and social media strategist. Maeve likes gin, dancing, cheese and TV melodramas with good ethics and bad dialogue.