Staying or going? – Hungary, 2021
I’ve been witnessing for years now that more and more of my acquaintances and friends leave Hungary and I’ve been asked over and over again:...
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Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview: Living as a Lesbian* in Ohio
by Szlávi Anna
For the interview of February, we have crossed the ocean, landing in the state of Ohio. Everybody please welcome Emily. Hey, Emily. Can you introduce...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview about Living as a Lesbian* in Belarus
by Szlávi Anna
It is a privilege that we have a guest with us today from Belarus. Zhanna, can you introduce yourself please? Hello, everyone! I am Zhanna,...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview about Living as a Lesbian* in Austria
by Szlávi Anna
Welcome, Karin! Can you introduce yourself please? My name is Karin Schönpflug, I am situated in Vienna, Austria, where I have lived most of my...
Lesbian* Weddings from Instagram
by qLit
Engagement, wedding, reception—indispensable parts of the hetero world which we lesbians for a long time could never even dream of. In Hungary it’s hard to...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview about Living as a Lesbian* in LA
We love to explore the world, especially the lesbian world! This month we are taking you to a tour in Los Angeles, California. Let’s see...
You’re a hero too! qLit Takes a Trip to Fairyland
by Szlávi Anna
While making the anthology of fables, the publisher, Labrisz Lesbian Association, feared that it would be difficult to get the word out to people. Thanks...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Coming Out Special
by Szlávi Anna
October 11 is the International Coming Out Day. It has been a tradition here at qLit to celebrate this day by honoring stories that our...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview about Living as a Lesbian* in Estonia
by Szlávi Anna
Do you know who are the second biggest language relatives of us, Hungarians? The Estonians. We are from the same language family, yet we know...