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  • Q MAGAZINE-1st of the month release for your favourite magazine-Socials For November Issue Of Q Magazine

    1st of the month release for your favourite magazine

    The November 2026 edition of Q Magazine features filmmaker Yuval Hadadi’s personal film, A Man Walks Down the Street, exploring a gay man’s return to confront his past. The issue also highlights Robin Rosenbluth’s memoir, focusing on her experiences as a foster teen and her advocacy work.

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  • Q MAGAZINE-Robin Rosenbluth's memoir, LIVING WITH STRANGERS:-Robin Rosenbluth Photo By Rudy Riesgo

    Robin Rosenbluth’s memoir, LIVING WITH STRANGERS:

    In “Healing a Wounded Heart in a Distant Land,” Robin Rosenbluth recounts a nostalgic afternoon with her aunt Bess, marked by shopping and fond memories. Reflecting on their past together, the narrative captures the warmth amid the chilly autumn day, emphasizing themes of love, loss, and shared experiences.

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  • Q MAGAZINE-Asian Art in London 2026 is here-Aail Logo

    Asian Art in London 2026 is here

    Autumn in London marks the 29th edition of Asian Art in London, running from October 29 to November 10. Galleries, museums, and auction houses celebrate Asian art, featuring exhibitions, talks, and performances. Notably, Nicole Schoeni will lead a guided tour on October 30 at The Lavery Pavilion, showcasing contemporary works.

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Every image begins with a story

The Library


The same instinct that pairs a photograph with a story runs through the books: sharp, funny, honest writing about identity, reinvention and the chaos of being human. Three titles so far, in paperback and Kindle.

Paperback on Amazon Kindle edition
  • Was It Something I Said? The Birth of a NigelA memoir of identity, reinvention and getting it wrong out loud
  • The Last Dance AloneFinding Joy and Purpose as a Single Gay Man Over 60
  • Queer AustraliaYour essential guide to navigating identity and building a family down under