Book recommendations – Saundra Mitchell: The Prom
A perfect cosy read, The Prom is a heart-warming romantic tale of first love, coming out, and a dream. The book is inspired by thestory
Feel-good series for winter
The Christmas season and the time that follows are not so peaceful and happy for everyone. If you wish to escape from your family and
qLit 2024: A Year in Review
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes…in a year. At the end of December, we often ask ourselves how to measure the year past. Some
Advent Anticipation and Year-End Madness at Work? Here’s How to Handle It!
When we think of Christmas and the Advent season leading up to it, we picture the scent of gingerbread, a time to slow down, reconnect
Does motherhood really suck? – Reflections on Angéla Murinai’s book Mother Struggles
In mid-November, I attended the launch of the second, revised edition of Angéla Murinai’s book Mother’s Heart/Mother Struggles [a Hungarian wordplay of “szív” meaning both
Rainbow Families Around the World: Hungary
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
Transgender Day of Remembrance 2024
November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance. This is a day to remember trans and gender diverse people whose lives have been lost due to
“Queer Liberates”: the 25th Annual Mezipatra (CZ)
The Mezipatra Queer Film Festival took place from November 7 to 14 in Prague (the Czech Republic/Czechia) and gave out awards for the best feature
Fran Lebowitz – the queen of sarcasm
October marked the 74th birthday of Fran Lebowitz, the New York queer icon known for her sardonic wit and relentless criticism. She is a character
What sports to do in the autumn? Via ferrata!
When asked “what sport should I try?”, I usually advise choosing an activity you enjoy and that replenishes both your body and mind. That’s why