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Disgrace under Pressure

Andrew O’Hagan: Lad mags, 3 June 2004

Stag & Groom Magazine 
edited by Perdita Patterson.
Hanage, 130 pp., £4, May 2004Show More
Zoo 
edited by Paul Merrill.
Emap East, 98 pp., £1.20, May 2004Show More
Nuts 
edited by Phil Hilton.
IPC, 98 pp., £1.20, May 2004Show More
Loaded 
edited by Martin Daubney.
IPC, 194 pp., £3.30, June 2004Show More
Jack 
edited by Michael Hodges.
Dennis, 256 pp., £3, May 2004Show More
Esquire 
edited by Simon Tiffin.
National Magazine Company, 180 pp., £3.40, June 2004Show More
GQ 
edited by Dylan Jones.
Condé Nast, 200 pp., £3.20, June 2004Show More
Men's Health 
edited by Morgan Rees.
Rodale, 186 pp., £3.40, June 2004Show More
Arena Homme Plus: ‘The Boys of Summer’ 
edited by Ashley Heath.
Emap East, 300 pp., £5, April 2004Show More
Stag & Groom Magazine 
edited by Perdita Patterson.
Hanage, 130 pp., £4, May 2004Show More
Zoo 
edited by Paul Merrill.
Emap East, 98 pp., £1.20, May 2004Show More
Nuts 
edited by Phil Hilton.
IPC, 98 pp., £1.20, May 2004Show More
Loaded 
edited by Martin Daubney.
IPC, 194 pp., £3.30, June 2004Show More
Jack 
edited by Michael Hodges.
Dennis, 256 pp., £3, May 2004Show More
Esquire 
edited by Simon Tiffin.
National Magazine Company, 180 pp., £3.40, June 2004Show More
GQ 
edited by Dylan Jones.
Condé Nast, 200 pp., £3.20, June 2004Show More
Men’s Health 
edited by Morgan Rees.
Rodale, 186 pp., £3.40, June 2004Show More
Arena Homme Plus: ‘The Boys of Summer’ 
edited by Ashley Heath.
Emap East, 300 pp., £5, April 2004Show More
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“... A spokesman admits that the cancellation of the Saturday night sleeper from London to Aberdeen ‘until the end of time’ is a bitter blow for those who like to wake up on a Sunday morning to the munching of Highland cattle, but there can be no question of having the train back, say the men at Euston. They can’t find a single soul who’ll agree to work the shift ...”

Who do you think you are?

Jacqueline Rose: Trans Narratives, 5 May 2016

“... earlier, in 1969, Arthur Corbett, first husband of the famous male-to-female transsexual April Ashley, sought an annulment of their marriage on the grounds that at the time of the ceremony, Ashley was ‘a person of the male sex’. In the course of the proceedings, Corbett – ‘The Honourable Arthur Cameron ...”

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