body piercing: jacquelyn’s story
from issue three: by Jacquelyn Curtis My mum is pretty conservative by nature. She doesn’t smoke, loves Elton John and goes to church on Sundays. So you can imagine that when she called me at work one afternoon and asked me to come with her when she got her navel pierced, I was quite shocked. [...]
a broad boy abroad
from issue three: by Phillip Kelsey I wanted to be a German pop star. No, really. I had a bunch of posters of German techno DJs and dance projects I had cut out from foreign, teeny magazines and taped to my wall. If only I could jump into it all, I would often muse in [...]
my secret life: the army of ballet
from issue three: by Michelle Yan Age five was the first time I stepped out onto the parquetry of the ballet studio. Excitement, wonderment and joy filled me. I was dressed in a pretty white leotard and skirt, pink ballet shoes and my hair in piggy tails with colourful ribbons. All this filled me with [...]
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