Like all good Catholic boys I care what Jesus thinks. Jesus--both the man and the faith. Following him makes me happy. There's just one issue... I think I'm gay. Well, it's hard to be sure while going to an all-boys school. It could be a matter of simply liking what I know, and really, oh so very much liking what I see all day--guys. Being gay and Catholic can't possible work together. Can it? Coming Out Catholic follows a year in the life of a private Catholic school student as he comes t...

Aaron is a homemaker. He knows his domain. He's in charge of everything at home and he is perfect in his role until his marriage begins to falter. The distance between Aaron and his husband David plunges Aaron into a discovery of life and his body beyond the confines of his marriage. Aaron must decide if he will continue to experiment with his newfound pleasures or resist them and resign himself to the position of traditional homemaker.Featuring 17 illustrations and cover design by...

Our queer elders have a history full of personal struggles, joys, tragedies and daily routines.Peering Through shares their truly unique tales in an anthology set amongst the backdrop of criminalisation, religious interventions and eventual general social acceptance in Australia.Proceeds from the book’s sale will support the Parkestone Foundation Inc.Peering Through: Sharing Decades of Queer Experience recollects the everyday lives of LGBTIQ elders. Their k...

Oh, How We Laughed** Cried, chuckled, suffered, retreated, enjoyed, blanked, masked, cringed, smiled, consumed, planned, protested, disappeared, felt, ruminated, withdrew, celebrated, raged, meditated, screamed, froze, danced, existed...Jace Reh and Theo Brown bring together artwork, poetry, and prose from Queer, Disabled South Australians for the anthology, Oh, How We Laughed*. Creativity and laughter are universal. They aren't a constant but are a strong point of...

Join us on a trek through life through the eyes of eleven unique writers. Green: A Blue Feet Anthology follows a full lifecycle narrative, carrying us among the new experiences and unsettling disruptions.Each piece of prose and poetry is a celebration of experimental writing from emerging South Australian writers and creative researchers. Their narratives respond to the theme of Green and talk to each other as they explore the challenges and detours of our life.

What does Australia Day mean to you?‘It’s a day when we recognise how lucky we are to be Australian’ – Keith‘It’s the last public holiday before school returns so it’s perfect timing for one last family trip to the beach shack’ – Helen‘Double time! Screw patriotism, I’d rather get paid. I’ll save my time off for next week.’ – Mark‘Bring on the beach, the beer and the babes. Grab the stumps, tie on ya flag and party. This is our day for Aussie pride where we ...