‘Pheida – Gender at the Periphery’ Traces Gender Diversity and Its Acceptance in Manipur of a Bygone Era
The project aims to look at gender diversity and acceptance in the Manipuri Society of a bygone era
Art & Culture
Book Review – Over The Top: Inside The Fab Life of 1/5th of Queer Eye, Jonathan Van Ness
In his biography, Over The Top (OTT), JVN lets a reader in the ‘fab’ and ‘not-so-fab’ parts of his life; the moments that shape him, as a person he is at present.
Drag Performance in India to go online with new platform for artists
The virtual Platform “Studio 69” is an umbrella that would host both national and an international queen.
South Asian Drag Artists Blur Boundaries to Raise Awareness on Brown Drag
Asifa Lahore, UK’s first out Muslim drag artist, came up with an idea to galvanize South Asian drag performers together and create a huge collage video to display the diversity of South Asian drag scene.
Book Review- Hades: Goddess of the Underworld
Svetlana R. Ivanova’s novella Hades: Goddess of the Underworld fits right in the shelves of light reads, yet with a slight pinch of eroticism.
Drag Tales of Gender and Sexuality
As part of Hyderabad Literature Festival 2020 story telling program, performance artist and Drag queen Patruni Chidananda Sastry (drag name S.A.S (Suffocated Art specimen)) started an initiative called as “Drag Tales”
Lush, Plush And A Daze –Review Of Aditya’s April Is Lush
The book narrates some beautiful notions of colour, age and gender transcribed in the most striking words. That I believe deserves an award.
From Bollywood Personalities to Authors and Models, Here’s Why They Are All Excited about the Delhi Rainbow Lit Fest
We asked a few of the panelists and speakers on what they think of the Rainbow Lit Fest. Here's what they have to say
Book Review- ‘The Carpet Weaver’ Weaves a Forbidden Love Tale and Afghanistan’s Political Journey into a Captivating Book
The Carpet Weaver is not just about the love of Kanishka and Maihan, rather the book dwells much into the political situations unfolding in Afghanistan around mid 90’s
Hyderabad witnesses Four Play, an Interactive Art Performance
Hyderabad witnessed one of its first interactive performance called “Four Play” on the evening of 29th September, at its much-celebrated open space cultural centre Lamakaan.
Book Review: ‘Lord of the Senses’ is a Tender, Honest and Earnest Collection Bound to Hold Your Heart Still
I’ve said this before on a previous review for Gaylaxy. There is not enough queer fiction. We could have a thousand fictional stories, plays and novels written... Read More...
Book Review: ‘The Broken Amoretti’ is an Utter Failure As a Queer Novel
I received this book through Sukhdeep from Gaylaxy, and so began with the assumption that the book would be about someone, somehow, who falls under our vast LG... Read More...