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Tom Sainsbury’s ‘Gone Bananas’ — A Review
An outing to Tom Sainsbury’s latest comedy venture, ‘Gone Bananas’ isn’t as fruitful as Alex de Vries thought it would be. He shares his thoughts on unexpected slip-up.
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Locked
The feeling of wanting to leave yourself can be so overwhelming but can it ever be fulfilled?
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dentist’s foraging
Teeth and mushrooms, pulled from their tender beds unceremoniously in ‘dentist’s foraging’ by Chris White.
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In Defense of Gay Villainy
“Don’t you just wanna go apeshit?” Many games provide players with a baked-in morality systems. Martin asks players to throw those virtual social obligations in the garbage can. Bad is Sexy.
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You don’t know if I want you to touch me but I do
What do the climate crisis, capitalism and crushes have in common? Terror, for one. Read, ‘You don’t know if I want you to touch me but I do’ by Eliana Gray to find out the rest.
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Pausanias Explains My Sexuality to Me
In a fit of surreal uneroticism, Dani Yourukova goes to rope class with their flatmate’s Tinder date and has a cry in front of some conspicuously well-adjusted members of the kink community.
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celestia
‘celestia’ chronicles a messy, magical night of first queer intimacy through both the cinematic and the silly details you fixate on while knowing you will remember something forever.
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James Mustapic’s ‘Into the Multi-Media-Verse — A Review
Dimensions shatter and worlds collide as the multiverse of Mustapics invades your local comedy venue. Katie Meadows reports back on what deep-cut NZ referential jokes these new versions of James have in store.
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For what it’s worth
‘For what it’s worth’ is a poem penned in a frantic reflection of the intoxicating and often nauseating sensation of falling in love when you are young.