15th LIFT, Festival of Lesbian Identities, coming this November!
Lesbian festival coming to Budapest again! Labrisz Lesbian Association, (turning 25 this year), is organising the 15th LIFT, the iconic Festival of Lesbian Identities, from...
Inspiration
Book Review: Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult
by Senka
The novel Sing You Home focuses on infertility, same-sex marriage, and reproductive rights. At the beginning of the story, we get a glimpse of the...
Autumn theater recommendations for gloomy days
Autumn is coming, with longer, cooler, and darker evenings, and if you don’t want to nestle at home, the theater can be a perfect choice....
“So, what did you guys do over the weekend?” – aka coming out at work
by Szalai Andi
Have you ever felt uncomfortable hearing this question at work? If not, you’re lucky – you haven’t had the experience of being a lesbian* woman...
Rainbow Families Around the World: Norway
by Amy & Anna
This newly launched series was inspired by the article series Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? That long-running series brought us perspectives...
Paris 2024: Lesbian Stars at the Olympics
by qLit
The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris is fast approaching! We think the Olympics are the sporting event which appeals to both the avid fan and...
The 29th Budapest Pride Community Festival has Started
by qLit
On June 7, in the Main Hall of the Akvárium Klub, the Budapest Pride launched the 29th Budapest Pride Community Festival with the opening ceremony,...
The Island You’ll Never Want to Leave – A Report on the Spring Maspalomas Pride
by Kovács Évi
…because here, you actually get two of them every year. And if you’re now thinking about marching slowly, dripping in the scorching sun at 40...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview about Living in Norway
by Szlávi Anna
After a considerable pause, qLit’s longest running article series is now back! Although we have already written a number of articles about living in Norway...
Monsters Are On the Loose – A Protest Against Pedophilia and the Government
by Szlávi Anna
After the government banned books, popular content, and education addressing sexuality other than heterosexuality in the name of “child protection”, conflating homosexuality with pedophilia, the...