16 May 2012

My writing - elsewhere on the Internet

I've been meaning to set up a website that collects all my work in one place, but for now, it's all below.

*** NEW BLOG ***
I've started a new blog entitled Adventures of a Good Citizen. It will be updated more frequently than this one, being a space for my reflections on books I read, films I watch, gigs or exhibitions I go to, experiences I have signing on in Tower Hamlets or navigating space in Britain.

I have an essay in a book called 'The Flexible Sex', published in German and English by the Bundeszentrale fur politische Bildung. There are chapters by Rosi Braidotti, Heidi Safia Mirza, Clare Hemmings and others as well as my 'Conundrum: The Dilemmas of Transsexual Narratives'. You can access the e-book here.

My Transgender Journey series (Guardian) is here.

For Comment Is Free:
Transgender actors and transgender screen roles
Gareth Williams and the prurience of the press
Five trans role models
Sport is slowly catching up with transgender realities

For the New Statesman:
Chaz Bono and transgenderism's rich history
Transsexual people and the public eye
The Great English Vortex - on the Vorticist movement of Wyndham Lewis and others
Laughing Matters? - on how alternative comedy uses trans people
The Uses of Role Models - on Diversity Role Models and queer-bashing in schools
My Transsexual Summer - The Trouble with Television
The Turning of the Tide - on improving relations between trans people and the media
Parodying Eva Perón - on queer Argentine writer Copi
Justin Fashanu and the politics of memory
Someone is always queer - an interview with Penny Arcade
Rethinking the Detective Novel: Jean-Philippe Toussaint's Reticence
The ArcelorMittal Orbit: London's Eiffel Tower?
The Last Champions: Leeds United and the year that football changed for ever
On 'The Queer Art of Failure' (by Judith/Jack Halberstam)
Darren Eadie: Fighting depression in football
Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present
Liz Jones and Me: Exploring the ethics of 'confessional' journalism
Returning to the Commune of Paris
A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance (exhibition review)
Ten Silent Films That You May Not Have Seen
Trans People, Pronouns and Language
An interview with Lars Iyer
A review of Well Done God! Selected Prose and Drama of B. S. Johnson
A review of Heroines by Kate Zambreno
On Fanny & Stella: The Young Men in Women's Clothes by Neil McKenna
Trans People and the Media: Compromise is neither desirable nor possible
The Spectacle of Disintegration: An interview with McKenzie Wark
On Triangle by Sanja Ivekovic

For TimeOut (London):
My Transsexual Summer appraised
Cross-dressing in Victorian London
Trans films at the London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
XXXora's Newer Gender - a preview

For The New Inquiry, I wrote a Manifesto for Confessional Journalism.

For 3:AM:
The Connecting Door - on English 'experimental' author Rayner Heppenstall
The Final Sentence - a short story
Returning to the City of Lost Souls - on Rosa von Praunheim's queer cult musical with Jayne County, Tara O'Hara, Angie Stardust and others

Film
For Cineaste:
From Morning to Midnight (directed by Karlheinz Martin - Germany 1920)
By the Law (directed by Lev Kuleshov - Soviet Union 1926)

Art
For Guernica:
XXXora's Newer Gender

Football
I collected my football blogs here last September.

In addition, my piece in Issue 4 of The Blizzard on Jean-Philippe Toussaint and Zinedine Zidane, can be downloaded here.

On trans people and football for Meta magazine Issue 2 - which can be purchased here.

I have a couple of pieces in Meta issue 3, too: one on the uses of the transgender umbrella, and another on sexual harassment, reporting and the particular issues for trans people. Follow this link ...

For the Student BMJ (subscription needed):
Working with transsexual patients
Safeguarding vulnerable adults.

Podcasts/radio

The Pod Delusion - Thinking Critically about Transgender Issues
(presented at Westminster Skeptics in October 2011, introduced by Belinda Brooks-Gordon)
Just Plain Sense - Trans People and the Media (with Christine Burns)
Talking about transgender history, identity and politics with Cambridge Skeptics - here

Before my lecture at UCL on my Guardian column for LGBT History Month 2012 - which you can listen to here - I appeared on Resonance FM's Out in South London with Rosie Wilby.

I was a guest on Two Footed Tackle's special podcast on homosexuality in football, and on Cafe Calcio's show on the same subject.

I was also a guest of the first edition of The Hour of Power on Resonance FM, talking to Nina Power about 'confessional' writing, with tracks by Gang of Four and Julia Holter. Listen here.

I appeared on Bristol radio's ShoutOut discussing A Transgender Journey - listen here.

I was interviewed by the Anti-Capitalist Initiative about trans politics, 'confessional' journalism and other things - here.

An interview with Brighton's queer cinema journal One+One about Jack Smith & Rosa von Praunheim, why I write and more.

Finally, I was interviewed for Somethinkblue magazine - here.