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- NEW ZEALAND GAY WRERS
- HEATH DAVIS BE FIRST MALE NEW ZEALAND CRICKETER TO E OUT AS GAY
- A GAY UPLE RAN A RAL RTRANT PEACE. THEN NEW NEIGHBORS ARRIVED.
- GAY NEW ZEALAND
NEW ZEALAND GAY WRERS
* gay new zealand writers *
Now s fourth edn (and adapted for TV 2010), Nights the Garns of Spa explor pots of nflict between sexualy and social mor, and wh ntemporary gay culture...
6 Peter Wells and Rex Pilgrim, edors: Bt Mat: Gay Wrg Aotearoa New Zealand (1997, Reed). This rich llectn of a century of gay wrg New Zealand clus work by Stevan Eldred-Grigg, John MacDonald, Jam Allen, Sir Toss Woolaston, Wi Ihimaera, Samuel Butler and Frank Sargon.
HEATH DAVIS BE FIRST MALE NEW ZEALAND CRICKETER TO E OUT AS GAY
Former New Zealand Tt player Heath Davis has bee the untry’s first male ternatnal cricketer to publicly speak about beg gay * gay new zealand writers *
This outstandg llectn of thirty-five of the bt short stori om the 1999 Huia Short Story Awards for Maori wrers clus Anton Blank’s story ‘Queen’ about a young ral queer Maori man, super nfint himself, who leav his nurturg whan to experience the Auckland cy gay scene, the drag queens, and a life that is ‘fabulo’. 12 Chris Brickell: Mat and Lovers: A History of Gay New Zealand (2008, Godw).
A GAY UPLE RAN A RAL RTRANT PEACE. THEN NEW NEIGHBORS ARRIVED.
Tragedy, vany and moral hypocrisy abound this based-on-a-te story novel about a famo gay sndal.
Workmat, neighbours, garners, jewellers, prits and more: the immense diversy of the gay world is explored through documentary photography and oral histori. Beehre exam the liv of 45 gay men — upl, sgl and one tr — and their tak on ntemporary relatnships.. Wh typilly lucid clary, Warg exam issu around gay marriage, human rights, globalizatn, the environment, and ternatnal relatns and velopment..
GAY NEW ZEALAND
From the Old Mill Dis Tima to San Francis’s ACT UP protts, through Jazzercise and drag, AIDS and homosexual law reform, I Have Loved Me a Man explor a social revolutn NZ through the prism of Māori performance artist Mika..
Des of erasure and homophobia have renred some of our most powerful wrg visible. When I signed the Homosexual Law Reform petn more than thirty-five years ago, I never dreamed that one day I would be able to marry a woman if I chose, or that a publitn like this uld possibly exist.