Caroline Lamarche’s “Le Bel Obscur”: A Poignant Exploration of Love, Identity, and Marginality
Belgian author Caroline Lamarche is gaining significant attention this literary season with her latest novel, Le
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Vigna in Nice: Where Queer Books Breathe and Memories Live On
Right in the heart of Nice, there’s a bookshop where stories don’t just sit quietly
BICHE BOY: Bo Rainotte’s Radical Intimacy
What happens when you turn a lifetime of inner dialogue into a book? For Bo
Papa Solo: A Single Gay Dad’s Journey to Parenthood
Can a single man become a parent? In Papa Solo, Éric Willem breaks taboos and
Barrack Rima: Drawing Identity, Defying Borders
Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, in 1972, Barrack Rima has lived in Brussels for the past
Fuse: 30 Years of Noise and Community
For 30 years, Fuse has been at the heart of the city’s nightlife, shaping the
Brussels Ass Book Fair: Bold Queer Voices and Vibrant Creativity
From November 29 to December 1, 2024, KANAL-Centre Pompidou will host the inaugural Brussels Ass
Livraison de mots by François Coune
François Coune explores litterature on his Instagram account @livraisondemots. Tell us a bit about yourself.
‘Visibility, a double-edged sword’ a Carte Blanche by Victoriæ Defraigne
To introduce the theme of trans visibility in the latest issue of KET, we decided
The incredible story of Fleur Pierets
Artist and writer Fleur Pierets’ book “Heerlijk monster” was released recently. Let’s discover a little
