ABC RN Arts

Queer stories with Douglas Stuart, Indyana Schneider and Omar Sakr

May 9, 2022

54:07

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Interestingly, He Feels Safer During Ramadan Than in the Rest of the Year

01:39

A Bisexual Moslem, How Much of Your Story Comes From Your Own Life?

01:52

The Trouble With Fear

01:38

Introduction

2min

Young Mongo

2min

Mungo, a Very Ordinary Boy

3min

Does Mungo Know What His Sexuality Is?

2min

A Don't Think It Cross Mongo

2min

Shuggy Bane - A Review

2min

Alcoholism - A Social Issue That Has Shaped My Life

2min

Are You All Right?

2min

Young Mungo, a Boy, Works in a Ducot

2min

10.

Book Review - Pigeon Men

2min

11.

The Joy of Writing Romance Novels

2min

12.

How Bitter Sweet It Is for You, Las?

2min

13.

The Darkness of Love

2min

14.

28 Questions by Indiana Schneider

2min

15.

Is There Something You Can Learn From Conversation?

2min

16.

Female Friendship in a Queer Love Story

2min

17.

Writing a Queer Coming of Age Story?

3min

18.

What Dodit Come Up With?

2min

19.

Son of Sin by Omar Hallo

2min

20.

Iben Haram - A Review

2min

21.

A Bisexual Moslem, How Much of Your Story Comes From Your Own Life?

2min

22.

You Only Get What I Give You, Right?

2min

23.

Camel Is Queer.

2min

24.

The Trouble With Fear

2min

25.

Interestingly, He Feels Safer During Ramadan Than in the Rest of the Year

2min

26.

The Cronala Riots

2min

27.

The Other Side of Difference

2min

28.

Are You in a Better Place?

2min

Booker winner Douglas Stuart's second novel, Young Mungo, is again set in gritty working class Glasgow, but also explores blossoming queer love. And, two debut novels also exploring queer identity with Indyana Schneider's 28 Questions and Omar Sakr's Son of Sin.

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