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Enter to win a double pass to the Words in Winter 2026 festival in Victoria, featuring a discussion on trans and gender diverse creativity. The event includes authors Jasper Peach, Erin Riley, and Liz Duck-Chong. Subscribe to Q Magazine to enter by August 21, 2026. Good luck! - world editions launch website
please support their valuable work You may recall I ran a blog article on the formation of World Editions and how their work impacts numerous areas of the globe. Well, 3 years later and one of the more significant pieces of the puzzle has come to fruition: THE WORLDEDITIONS SHOP I’ll… Read more: world editions launch website - Exploring ‘Prisms of Time’: A Journey Through Social History
The passage reminisces about life at 22 The Esplanade, highlighting a humorous and chaotic scene involving a waterbed, Aunty Trixie, and a whimsical bathroom. It introduces Pamela Reid’s book “Prisms of Time,” which combines quirky illustrations with stories reflecting St Kilda’s social history, evoking nostalgia for a memorable past. - ELSKA’S NEW EDITION EXPLORES CHICAGO THROUGH ITS QUEER MEN
Elska Chicago, the sixtieth issue of the Elska series, highlights LGBTQ+ communities in Chicago through intimate photography and personal narratives. Founded by Liam Campbell, this edition features ten queer men sharing their stories, transforming the city’s portrayal and showcasing resilience and community during challenging times. Available now on the Elska website and Q Magazine Shop. - Meet Victoria’s Local Authors: Fresh Voices Rising
This content introduces four diverse books. “Forgiveness” by Nadya Kirkova emphasizes healing through forgiveness, while “Breaking Free” by Nathan Francis offers guidance for overcoming addiction. “Codename: Bravo” by Gavin Catt presents a thriller about a conductor with a secret intelligence career, and “The Australian Alien” by Douglas Watterson features a unique alien navigating consequences on Earth.
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