Art, Fashion & Activism – Dr Emily Garside on Dan Levy’s Wojnarowicz-inspired 2021 Met Gala look (The Queer Review)

Schitt’s Creek creator and star Dan Levy stood on the steps of The Metropolitan Museum of Art at his first Met Gala on Monday night wearing a rendering of the work of artist and AIDS activist David Wojnarowicz. A name many of Levy’s younger fans had likely never heard before. In honoring the artist’s work Levy wasContinue reading “Art, Fashion & Activism – Dr Emily Garside on Dan Levy’s Wojnarowicz-inspired 2021 Met Gala look (The Queer Review)”

Don’t Send Flowers- review round up

‘Don’t Send Flowers’ had its London run (finally) at The White Bear theatre from 30th August- 4th September with Forest Theatre Company We have a couple of lovely reviews starting with this from The Spectator in which Lloyd Evans said: The characters are original, well drawn and easy to like. The dialogue and the actingContinue reading “Don’t Send Flowers- review round up”

Finding Queer Happy Endings in Schitt’s Creek

Queer Toronto Magazine featured my essay on the ‘Happy Endings’ I found in Schitt’s Creek back in August… The start of my journey (love that journey for me) as a queer person starts some sixteen years ago in a video store in Montreal. In my mind now I’ve renamed that video store Rose Video andContinue reading “Finding Queer Happy Endings in Schitt’s Creek”

Love That Journey For Me: The Queer Revolution of Schitts Creek- out now!

My book, ‘Love That Journey For Me, The Queer Revolution of Schitt’s Creek’ is out now. Published by 404 Ink, as part of their Inklings series, a brand new non-fiction series of books that capture big ideas in a compact way. Love That Journey For Me dives deep into the cultural sensation of Canadian comedy-dramaContinue reading “Love That Journey For Me: The Queer Revolution of Schitts Creek- out now!”

Write Like You\'re Running Out of Time

Last week my book went out into the world. And I’m really proud. I’m also really touched at people telling me how it resonated- whether their own thoughts on the TV show or on Queerness or whatever. That’s what I wanted to say and that’s what is making me so happy.  Of course, I hadContinue reading “Write Like You\'re Running Out of Time”

Love that Journey for me…on a writing a book

When I was in Year 9 or maybe Year 10 of school, my English teacher wrote in my report ‘I look forward to reading your first book.’  I’m not entirely sure that Mr Evans, teaching in my slightly skanky High School under Section 28 quite anticipated my first book being about a Canadian TV showContinue reading “Love that Journey for me…on a writing a book”

Let Me Enjoy Taylor Swift in Peace (or stop stealing people\'s joy)

I’ve been doing a lot of enthusiastic tweeting about things I love lately. This in itself is not unusual, after all if nothing else what is Twitter for than foisting your unsolicited opinions on people?  It’s also not entirely my fault, I had a book announced, and a Crowd Funder to promote, so my Schitt’sContinue reading “Let Me Enjoy Taylor Swift in Peace (or stop stealing people\'s joy)”