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About the show
Queerphoria is a moving, joyous and celebratory show where LGBTQIA+ icons share their stories of becoming. In each episode we meet queer trailblazers – including Graham Norton, Layton Williams, Jayde Adams and Harriet Rose – and discover the life defining moments that gave them a sense of queer euphoria.Lessons for everyone through a queer lens: from iconic culture shifting events, to personal eureka moments, this is where we come together as a community to share the stories that made us.Brought to you by Gay Star News. Produced by Auddy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Queerphoria is a moving, joyous and celebratory show where LGBTQIA+ icons share their stories of becoming. In each episode we meet queer trailblazers – including Graham Norton, Layton Williams, Jayde Adams and Harriet Rose – and discover the life defining moments that gave them a sense of queer euphoria.
Lessons for everyone through a queer lens: from iconic culture shifting events, to personal eureka moments, this is where we come together as a community to share the stories that made us.
Brought to you by Gay Star News. Produced by Auddy.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Otamere Guobadia is a multidisciplinary writer, poet, and columnist whose work focuses on desire, art, adornment, queerness, and agency, within culture high, low, and popular. His work has appeared in British Vogue, i-D, Dazed, GQ, The Guardian, Vogue Italia, Wonderland, The BBC, The Independent, and AnOther Magazine, among other publications. His first book, Unutterable Visions, Perishable Breath, was released on January 4, 2024.
Otamere Guobadia’s debut—Unutterable Visions, Perishable Breath—is a gorgeous collection of writings which embody poetic sequences and fragmented poetry as queer forms, a coruscating interplay between language and desire. A look at how love, lovelessness, agency, and destiny constellate and complicate each other while refracting these notions, and Guobadia’s own personal histories, through a distinct and unabashedly sentimental lens. This is Otamere Guobadia’s Lusk letter, a record of ‘love in bones and air and stars.’
Praise:
“Otherworldly, experimental, and highly lyrical.” – YOMI ADEGOKE, author of Sunday Times Bestseller, The List
“A romantic, emotional, varied yet gloriously specific debut. Otamere’s voice is distinct, it draws you in with intimate yet astute observations, and the fragments of Otamere’s musings create lyrical sentences that stay with you long after the page ends.” – TRAVIS ALABANZA, author of None of The Above
“Otamere writes of a rich life full of desire, with wisdom, in haute language, of a need to be loved. Reading Unutterable Visions, Perishable Breath feels like putting on a whole silk-lined box of jewels and drinking red wine from a goblet, the armoury of a lover’s pen.” – MENDEZ, author of Rainbow Milk
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