Join us at The Boardwalk in Glasgow to celebrate queer crip sensual joy - and the release of spicy anthology of queer crip poetry, eff-able.
Expect a night of queer crip spiciness as Glasgow's hottest queer crip drag talent collaborates with the eff-able guys to bring you an erotic extravaganza of cabaret, poetry, and spoken word. Hosted by Himish MacBeth, with performances from Bolly Ditz Dolly and Butch Cashidy, join us to welcome eff-able – an anthology of sweat, sex, and self-love by disabled and queer poets – to the world, bookshelves… and your bed! There’ll be live readings from eff-able contributors Deviji Jaani-Jaan, Raman Mundair, Éadaoín Lynch, and Dylan McNulty-Holmes, as well as an introduction from co-creators, George Parker and JP Seabright, and the chance to buy a copy of eff-able.
eff-able is published by fourteen poems and is available to pre-order and buy on their website. To learn more about the anthology, the eff-able philosophy, and the poets, visit effable.uk and be sure to follow them on social media.
Access
This event is wheelchair accessible.
It is a mix of seating and standing. Seats can be reserved for those with access needs.
If you have access needs, please fill out this form so we can best accommodate. Please note: not every event has the same access options, so please check event listing for details.
For any questions please contact: effableanthology@gmail.com
ACCESS TICKETS
PA or Companions – If you require a PA or Companion please purchase one ticket and then fill out our Google form with your PA/Companion information.
Wheelchair users – We have a specific wheelchair user ticket, this enables us to know ahead of time how to allocate seating. Please purchase a ticket and then fill out the access Google form.
SAFER SPACE POLICY
- Zero tolerance to racism, islamophobia, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, ageism, fatphobia, body shaming or slut shaming.
- Zero tolerance to prejudice based on class, faith or religion, language ability, gender presentation, physical ability, learning difficulty or mental health.
- Zero tolerance to harassment of any kind, including and not limited to; non-consensual touching, following, leering/ogling, and persisting in a conversation or making non-verbal gestures when the other person has expressed that they don’t want to speak to you.
- Respect other people’s personal space, do not touch anyone unless you have express consent to do so.
- Do not assume anyone’s gender, if in doubt ask or use gender-neutral pronouns until specified otherwise.
If at any point, you do not feel safe, please reach out to a member of venue staff or your organisers, JP and George. We recognise that we all make mistakes. If your behaviour is addressed by another guest or member of staff, please do not become defensive. Instead, take the opportunity to reflect and learn