qLit at Trondheim Pride
In most of the cities in the world Pride is equated with summer and sizzling temperatures, because the LGBTQ+ community celebrates its biggest event typically...
Inspiration
Hei hei! LGBTQ+ in Norwegian Textbooks
by Amy & Anna
Three years after the first publication of A Fairytale for Everyone, the Hungarian authorities are still obsessed with the censorship of books with any LGBTQ+...
A team at home, rivals on the pitch—Couples of the Women’s World Cup
by qLit
In contrast with men’s football, fortunately in (international) women’s football it’s not as much as a taboo anymore to be gay or a member of...
5 LGBTQ+ Instagram comics you need to check out
Instagram has a wide variety of content, but did you know you can also read comics? And not just any kind of comics, but LGBTQ...
Decriminalization and recriminalization – The Norwegian LGBTQ+ movement turns to Hungary
by Amy & Anna
April 21st is an important day for the Norwegian LGBTQ+ community. This year it was the 51st anniversary of the historic LGBTQ+ milestone that homosexuality...
LGBTQ+ Films at the Norwegian Kosmorama Film Festival
by Amy & Anna
Norway is famous for many things, such as the beautiful fjords, the glittering white snow or the Viking legends, but it is not famous for...
Making my way along the cobbled path
It was with a strange curiosity, disgust, and something akin to revulsion that I watched the girls in my peer classes in high school who...
Lesbian Life in Norway: Trondheim Pride
by Amy Soto
As some of you may know, I’ve recently moved from Budapest to Norway with my partner, Anna. I had one recurring thought before moving: where...
Budapest Dyke March 2022
by qLit
On 1 October we had a fantastic experience on the Budapest Dyke March. In the early evening, hundreds of lesbians* marched from Elisabeth Square to...
Being a 13 year old lesbian in Hungary – opinion
by qLit
It’s no news to anyone that present day Hungary is not exactly an LGBTQ+ heaven. Even organising a Pride parade is a feat, let alone...