Writer Margo Gorman

WRITING – I write from necessity. If I’m not writing, I’m miserable. I’ve written lots of non-fiction over the years but I reached a turning point in 2009 when I was short listed for the Virginia [Woolf] prize for my novel, Bone and Blood, published in 2014. Now every day is a writing day wherever I am.

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Non-binary

N for non-binary is used to create a space where we are free to define our own gender without the polarisation of I like the non-binary label as it creates common cause with all those who dislike the binary opposition…

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Masks and Myths

M is for MYTHSs and the invisible MASKs we use to help us survive #.JJBola’s Mask Off explores the masks of MASCULINITY from a non-Western perspective. I recommend it for anyone interested in gender. What does Ireland’s St. Brigid’s day…

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L for Lesbian and Love

L is for lesbian –  the gender identity for women who are primarily attracted to women. L is also for love. How important is gender when you love someone? Do gender inequalities make love a battleground? Lesbian and Luchia: Luchia…

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K for Kaleidoscope

K for Kaleidoscope reminds us that how we perceive the diversity around us is important. Trends and fashion even in campaigns have icons and images which can become a battleground and distraction from our core purpose. In the 1980’s in…

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Inter-sex

I for Inter-sex  which has always existed, defined by United Nations as children who “ do not fit typical binary notions of male or female bodies“ at birth. In societies where so-called hermaphroditism is something to be ashamed of, these…

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