Launch of Q Magazine Shop: Your New Book Destination

December 29, 2025

Categories: Book, eBook Store, Literature, Online Shopping, Products, Q Magazine, QMAGAZINE SHOP

Tags: brett hayhoe, community, LGBTIQA+, media, Q Magazine

it’s been quite an arduous task but I got there – thank goodness

Q MAGAZINE MEDIA-Launch of Q Magazine Shop: Your New Book Destination-image — brett | Supporting our community since 2004

The opening of the new SHOP coincides with the commencement of the fabulous deal between myself and Nutcase Tales’ Author Dinis Santos. His new eBook OH, FOR GOD’S SAKE! brings together 55 witty and razor-sharp chronicles about faith, doubt, and the divine, exploring with humour and reflection the meeting point between the sacred and the profane — and humanity’s eternal obsession with trying to understand the unknowable.

I am extremely grateful for the opportunity and excited about the prospects.

Q MAGAZINE SHOP has a cross-section of books for sale, from ‘How To’ classics to Gardening, from Amazon Best Sellers to my own self-published books. Prices vary immensely, but one thing will always be maintained: a healthy respect for the written word and though who master its delivery – the Authors!

I really NEED your support to help make this venture successful on a pure venture level but also financially. Please pass this on to your networks, friends, families, enemies, and people you don’t know (but don’t click the link until the 1st of January 2026 please).

brett Publisher | Editor | Administrator

Brett Hayhoe is an Australian author, media professional, and publisher with decades of experience steering community-focused narratives.

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