Following our Lesbian guides to Paris and Stockholm, we bring you The Most Cake Lesbian Guide to Belfast. Sure, it might be better known for that sectarian war thing, but things have changed. RIHANNA went there, remember? … Continue Reading
by Chouquette
Paris: the city of romance, a gay mayor and the birthplace of chic. But where to start when you visit? Chouquette will fill you in… … Continue Reading
Unless you’re a cycle courier, biking enthusiast or gay lover of cakes, you probably won’t have heard of Emily Chappell. FYI, she’s amazing, and this past September, she set off on a four-year-long mission to travel around the world – by bike. Crazy? Maybe, but also incredibly impressive. She took a short break from biking and eating baklava in Istanbul to answer a couple of questions. … Continue Reading
There’s a lot to do in Singapore – the city is probably the most built-up in South-East Asia, and visitors are pretty much spoilt for choice with the list of things to do. But if you’re looking for a quiet afternoon/day/couple of hours, you can’t go wrong with coffee and a trip to a great bookshop. And Singapore – hurrah! – has at least two that are so very worth a visit. … Continue Reading
A real Swedish lesbian offered to tell us some things about her hometown. This is Bella Qvist’s guide to the clubs, shops and petting zoos in Stockholm plus key Swedish phrases for the British lesbisk abroad. … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
Oh look! TMC is doing an obligatory summer holiday recession article. Just in case your Monday wasn’t already irritating enough, I invite you to dwell on the possibilities of spending less money on a beach holiday if – like me – you simply cannot afford to go to the Caribbean this summer. And even if you can, looks like the Icelandic ash that’s about to cast its gloomy spell across the UK will stop us going anywhere fast. … Continue Reading
I was in New York recently and had the most amazing opportunity to get my big, gay geek on. The Lesbian Herstory Archives were started as a tiny collection by Joan Nestle, Deb Edel and a group of other, mostly gay, women in New York 36 years ago. What began as a smaller movement, a collection formed in the back room of Joan’s apartment has grown into a fantastic, thorough look at mainly American lesbian history, artwork, political movements and social contributions over the years. … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
Ok so I’d never been to Barcelona before. To the airport at least ten times, but never the city. Which probably makes me a dullard in the post-Lonely-Planet-Guide-everyone’s-been-to-Barcelona generation. … Continue Reading
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