I don't live here anymore. Stuff does get crossposted from time to time, but my dreamwidth journal is where I hang out.

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This list is mainly for my own convenience. (Info about streaming here.)

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Here are a couple of articles/new updates I wrote for eurOut that I haven't crossposted to this journal.

2010, June 20: News from the Gay Games Cologne

2010, August 3: Hivos homophobia quiz shows 10 percent of the Dutch want to imprison homosexuals

2010, August 10: Dutch 'How Straight Are You?' campaign launched

2010, August 24: 11th ( Read more... )

First published on eurOut.

Ever since I started writing for eurOut I wanted to do a list of Austrian lesBians. I've put it off for a long time because whenever I started to think about which openly lesBian Austrian women I would put on said list I didn't get very far. I don't know if there really are so few out lesBians in my home country or if I' ( Read more... )

I don't usually do this here in my RL journal, but this fanfic was just too amazing not to share.

* Postremus Regum Britanniae or The End of the World and What Came Next

{by definewisdom // Prologue + 11 Chapters = ca. 60.000 words ( Read more... )

First published at eurOut.

IGLHRC, the International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission, is the 10th* LGBT organisation to gain consultative status to the UN.


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First published at eurOut.

Emma Donoghue tackles the topic of desire between women in literature in her new book Inseperable: Desire Between Women in Literature.

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Let me apologise in advance for spamming your reading list. I've been lazy and haven't posted my eurOut articles over here in almost two months. :/ Don't worry, I'm not going to re-post every single thing I've written since then. Aaaanyway, here's the first of three.

First published at eurOut.

This week Lists Are Hot presents a list of European ( Read more... )

First published at eurOut.

1858. The Tanzimat Era of the Ottoman Emprire. Almost 100 years before England and Germany did, the country that we now know as Turkey decriminalises homosexuality.


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First published at eurOut.

On May 22 the Bucharest "Diversity March" took place as part of the 7th annual Romanian GayFest. There haven't been any violent incidences and the parade has been officially supported by the Romanian Green Party. That does sound like good news, but let's take a look at lgbt rights in Romania in more detail.


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