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| News and Views |
Humanists back gay rights worldwide. |
| GALHA events. |
| Ceremony update. |
| GALHA calls for boycott of Laura Ashley. |
| GALHA lobbies Home Secretary. |
| GALHA joins consortium. |
| Submission on sex offences. |
| World Watch – news from Denmark, India, Sweden, the United States and Zimbabwe. |
| Obituary |
Iris Murdoch (1919-1999): Jim Herrick profiles a novelist of powerful gay sympathies. |
| Web Watch |
Brett Humphreys finds evidence of homophobia on the Web. |
| Features |
Taslima Nasrin: Humanist Heroine by Warren Allen Smith. |
| Jesus and Sexual Morality -contrasting views from Terri Murray and Daniel O’Hara. |
| Gossip from Across the Pond – Warren Allen Smith considers, among other things, changing attitudes towards circumcision. |
| CD |
Jim Herrick reviews Poulenc’s Les Mamelles de Tirésias and Le Bal Masqué, and Schubert Sonatas played by Stephen Hough. |
| Television |
Relax! It’s Only Television (and I like it!): Diesel Balaam assesses the controversial Channel 4 series Queer as Folk. |
| Books |
Andrew Armitage reviews the latest edition of Terry Sanderson’s How to be a Happy Homosexual. |
| Antony Grey reviews Love Undetectable: reflections on friendship, sex and survival, by Andrew Sullivan. |
| Ted McFadyen reviews André Gide: a life in the present, by Alan Sheridan, and André and Oscar: Gide, Wilde and the gay art of living, by Jonathan Fryer. |
| Diesel Balaam reviews OutRage!: an oral history, by Ian Lucas. |
| Postbag |
Chucking out the baby with the bathwater: a response to Terry Sanderson’s article on alternative medicine in the previous issue. |