A design created to welcome people into liverpool for Eurovision 2023. Part of homotopia festival’s ‘queer the city’ project, installing LGBTQIA focused artworks around the city, in this case for Liverpool John Lennon airport.
These 2023 queer comics have everything from lesbian vampire retellings to sports sapphics to slice-of-life.
Queer relationships are not a performance for men! Sapphic love/ Lesbian pride square art print 21cm x 21cm printed onto archival paper (quality lasts up to 30 years!) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DELIVERY INFO: ☆ All items will be packed with love and care within 5 working days (excluding larger clay items which take up to 2 weeks to create) Last postage dates to receive your items before Christmas, as advised by Royal Mail UK are as follows: - Australia and New Zealand - 6th Dec - USA - 8th Dec - Canada - 8th Dec - Europe - 13th Dec ☆ UK items include FREE 2nd class postage through Royal Mail. Overseas orders will also be sent standard postage - if you wish to have your item tracked so you can see where it is on its way to you please select postage upgrade at check out. ☆ Please be aware that sadly I cannot take responsibility for any delays due to things outside of my control such as customs, COVID and the festive season. I also take no responsibility for lost parcels if tracked postage was not chosen at checkout. If your package arrives damaged please send me a photo of it and we can arrange an option of a partial refund or 50% off a different item. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUSTAINABILITY & PACKAGING: ☆ Sustainability is really important to me, I try to have the smallest impact on our environment as possible. ☆ All my prints and cards are printed onto recycled paper and packaged in recycled tissue paper and recyclable envelopes (all plastic free-apart from sticky tape that I'm still using up) ☆ As almost all my products are made to order by me I am able to ensure the least waste possible. I make a point to source my packaging and any products I don't create myself, from other small and ethical businesses whenever possible. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETURNS: I will happily accept returns if an item is not up to standard. Just contact me within:14 days of delivery and post items back to me within:30 days of delivery. Buyers are responsible for return postage costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value. The following items can't be returned or exchanged ☆ Custom or personalised orders ☆ Digital downloads ☆ Items on sale ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CUSTOM/ BULK ORDERS: ☆ I adore creating custom pieces for others, if that’s specific colours of my yoni earrings, different sized prints, personalised prints or custom illustrations completely I would be delighted to do this for you! I am also open to bulk orders, please send me a message here on Etsy or follow the links to my website or social media handles to see more of my work and get in contact with me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOCIALS/CONTACT: Along side creating products for my shop I'm also available for illustration commissions/collaborations. Let's connect! ☆ Instagram: @sophiekathleenn ☆ Website/Portfolio: www.sophie-kathleen.co.uk ☆ Email: sophiekathleenstevens [!at] gmail.com
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Highlights A timely celebration of the best new and emerging writers from the global margins--now brought center stage Celebrating queer writing from around the world: Botswana to America, India to New Zealand, and Jamaica to Ireland, Queer Life, Queer Love comprises 43 stories, poems, essays and flash fiction. About the Author: Matt Bates is the editor of Muswell Press's LGBTQi+ list. 240 Pages Fiction + Literature Genres, Anthologies (multiple authors) Description Book Synopsis A timely celebration of the best new and emerging writers from the global margins--now brought center stage Celebrating queer writing from around the world: Botswana to America, India to New Zealand, and Jamaica to Ireland, Queer Life, Queer Love comprises 43 stories, poems, essays and flash fiction. This is writing that explores characters, stories and experiences beyond the mainstream. Featuring the fascinating, the forbidden, the subversive and even the mundane--in essence, the view from outside. Humorous, serious, autobiographical and revelatory, all aspects of the queer experience are reflected in this sparkling collection. This book is dedicated to the memory of Lucy/Jack Reynolds, the trans child of Sarah Beal, Publisher at Muswell Press, and niece/nephew of co-Publisher Kate Beal. A student, musician and an advocate of LGBTQI rights, she died in March 2020 at the age of 20. Review Quotes 'I'm incredibly moved to be co-editing this important anthology dedicated to honour the memory of a beautiful life and am excited to read submissions that reflect the full complexities of living a queer life, in whatever form they take.' Golnoosh Nour, author and presenter of Queer Lit "Championing new and emerging writing is one of my passions as demonstrated by my tenure at WHSmith Travel where I curated the Celebration of 100 Years of Gay Writing and the successful Fresh Talent promotion for over five years.' Matt Bates, editor of Muswell Press LGBTQi+ list "Glorious...a striking, shifting kaleidoscope of lived experiences and wisdom that speaks to the soul. Brilliantly curated.... the dynamic, diverse writings in Queer Life, Queer Love will have readers in their thrall." Love Reading "Stunning writing but what struck me even more was the confidence, frankness and emotional intelligence with which the authors reveal and interrogate numerous manifestations of LGBT+ experience and identity...An incredible book." Literary Sofa About the Author Matt Bates is the editor of Muswell Press's LGBTQi+ list. Golnoosh Nour was born in Tehran. Her debut poetry collection Sorrows of the Sun was published to acclaim in 2017. Golnoosh now teaches at Birkbeck and Reading University and works as a translator. Her first collection of short stories The Ministry of Guidance has been shortlisted for the 2021 Polari Prize. Sarah Beal and Kate Beal are the Publisher and co-Publisher at Muswell Press.
These 2023 queer comics have everything from lesbian vampire retellings to sports sapphics to slice-of-life.
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