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Sydney : BlackWattle Press.

Fruit : a new anthology of contemporary Australian gay writing. Sydney : BlackWattle Press. Australian/Harvard Citation.

Twenty articles and short stories with an international range of settings, in a gay and bisexual sex genre. Authors include McKenzie Wark, Con Anemogiannis and Stephen Dunne. No current Talk conversations about this book.

In his introduction, Clum (Acting Gay, LJ 3/1/92) writes that "this collection is evidence that the most vibrant drama written in English today is by gay playwrights. Certainly gay drama has entered the mainstream of contemporary theater with such recent award winners as Angels in America and Love! Valour! Compassion! reaching a much wider audience. Clum has selected plays (including two of his own) that touch all aspects of gay life.

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Home Browse Books Book details, Staging Gay Lives: An Anthology of Contemporary. Staging Gay Lives: An Anthology of Contemporary Gay Theater. Fabulous became a popular word in the queer community-well, it was never unpopular, but for a while it became a battle cry of a new queer politics, carnival and camp, aggressively fruity, celebratory and tough like a streetwise drag queen: "faaaaabulo us!" Fabulous was roughly the gay equivalent of that indefinable, ineffable thing young African Americans used to identify as soul, and later perhaps as badness and def and phat, and which Jews identify as menschlichkeit.

Published June 1995 by Black Wattle Press.

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Martin Harrison Australian poetry from a 21st century perspective, with a selection from a. .

Martin Harrison Australian poetry from a 21st century perspective, with a selection from a wide range of living poets as well as familiar voices from the past. There is an emphasis on social observation and personal experience of Australia's changing history that gives new context to poetry by previous generations from Wright and Hope through Lawson and Paterson to Harpur, Kendall and the poets of early settlement

In the Australian winter of 1985 I was still at university, pursuing a fairly useless if.

In the Australian winter of 1985 I was still at university, pursuing a fairly useless if interesting degree during the day while spending most of my waking hours engaged in an excited, breathless and far more useful discovery of the science fiction field. While in recent years anthologies seemed to be providing most of our best short fiction, this year the field seemed to level out with a wide variety of venues producing some excellent work, but no single source really dominating