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ALL PRIDE, NO PREJUDICE! A Literary LGBTQ+ Celebration

Jun 13, 2024 | centerforfiction.org | Myriam Lacroix |Daniel Lefferts |Michael Waters |Thomas Grattan

Thursday, 6:00 pm EDTJune 13, 2024 The Center for Fiction& LivestreamedThis Pride Month, The Center for Fiction is back with our annual celebration of LGBTQ+ literature. Amidst increased book bans and censorship, we’re giving you the school book fair you always wished for, championing queer stories and LGBTQ+ authors.
Volume XCII, No 8

Apr 15, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Mazey Eddings |Thomas Grattan |Rosalind S. Brown |Django Wexler

Our fifth annual Indie Issue celebrates and highlights the rich diversity of independently published books.
IN TONGUES | Kirkus Reviews

Mar 22, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Thomas Grattan |Kristin Hannah

This story of a miscreant who grows up will stick with you long after the last page. A young gay man grows from a life of “reckless impulses” into a reflective adult in this affecting novel. Queer fiction is studded with vaguely amoral, menacing protagonists, characters who know they’re bad and relish it, tossing right back at the world the anomie thrust at them just for being queer. Gordon is 24, raised in Minneapolis by working-class parents who don’t like each other.
Heeney’s new heights please Horse

Mar 19, 2024 | theinnersanctum.com.au | Thomas Grattan

Few players have been enjoying the start to the season Isaac Heeney has had for Sydney, who is in a new role to start 2024. The 27-year-old has taken to his midfield role like a duck to water and with Taylor Adams, Luke Parker and Callum Mills all unavailable, Heeney has stepped up to lead the engine room for the Swans. However, as coach John Longmire explains, this was not a role born out of necessity. “He did all of pre-season in the midfield, so he’s been training there all summer,” he said.
Georgia Adams ready to Strike the WBBL

Sep 20, 2023 | theinnersanctum.com.au | Thomas Grattan

The Adelaide Strikers have added another international player for the WBBL, with English all-rounder George Adams joining the club. Adams is the third overseas signing for the Strikers in WBBL|09 alongside Laura Wolvaardt and Dani Gibson, who joined the Strikers via the Draft. Adams recently won The Hundred cricket tournament with Strikers coach Luke Williams, crediting this relationship in helping her join the WBBL for the first time.
Emma Mannix-Greeves on the Hurricane coming through the WBBL

Sep 14, 2023 | theinnersanctum.com.au | Thomas Grattan

Ahead of the upcoming WBBL season, newly re-signed wicketkeeper Emma Manix-Geeves has lofty ambitions for the Hurricanes. Manix-Geeves was part of the incredible WNCL final victory with the Tasmanian Tigers in February and wants to taste the same success with Hobart. “[There’s a hunger] absolutely, I think both the men’s and women’s teams are really pushing for some silverware this year,” she said.
Trendz Episode 16: Mid-Season All Australian Team

Jun 15, 2023 | theinnersanctum.com.au | Thomas Grattan

With the season almost at the halfway point, Dan Williams of Trendz has made his selections for the All-Australian team for 2023 thus far. BacksMason Redman (Essendon)“He’s been a staple of the turnaround there, [Essendon] are number one for scores coming out of the D50, and he’s a big part of that,” Williams said.
Leah Charlton on the return of Sarah Coyte to the Breakers

May 12, 2023 | theinnersanctum.com.au | Thomas Grattan

The most successful team in WNCL history has big plans to return to its winning ways in the upcoming season, with the return of star pace bowler Sarah Coyte. The New South Wales Breakers have been missing from the last three finals in the Women’s National Cricket League, and last season were ahead of only the ACT Meteors on the table, with just four wins.
What is the secret to Central Coast Mariners' success?

May 4, 2023 | theinnersanctum.com.au | Thomas Grattan

Ahead of its third finals series in a row, Central Coast Mariners captain Danny Vukovic spoke about the secret to the club’s success. The Mariners finished second on the table, and went unbeaten in their last five games, winning four. And now, they get to sit back and watch to find out who they will play in the semi-finals on the 14th of May. Vukovic was full of pride in discussing his side’s achievement at the A-League finals press conference on Tuesday. “This season has been fantastic,” he said.