Feedback

We have been absolutely overwhelmed by the messages of appreciation and support we have received following the publication of the new electronic form of G&LH.

A great big and very sincere Thank You to every one of you. We have listed a selection from our postbag below.

Congratulations for your magazine [which] is great. Please be sure that we, the Iranian queer community are beside you for fighting for our rights and keep up with your great work.

– Arsham Parsi,
IRanian Queer Railroad

Great to see you’re back. This beats any other resurrection (Lazarus? Eat your heart out!) about which you may have read in the Bible – which of course, sensible atheists read from time to time so that they can stop believers in their tracks with apposite quotations. What with this and the emblazoned bendy buses all over London, I begin to think we may be getting somewhere – and the other indication is the growth of religious fundamentalism. It shows the religionists are running scared!

Here’s to happy godless future where people matter more than popes and their like. Every power to your elbows!

– Claire Rayner

As one who helped launch the Gay and Lesbian Humanist, then witnessed with enormous pride its development over the years, I am delighted that the magazine has resurfaced in electronic format.

I always believed that the magazine could play an important part in getting the message across that, not only was it good to be gay, it was even better to be a gay person free from the dreadfully debilitating and hugely harmful influences of religious belief.

I like to think that the magazine – with its top-notch reportage and in-depth coverage of important and often controversial issues – provided its readers with a vital and unique stepping-stone from the tyranny of religious dogma to the freedom of a guilt-free, rational lifestyle.

Welcome back!

– Barry Duke
editor,
Freethinker

[G&LH is back!] . . . and beautiful – clean, handsome layout.

– John Lauritsen

Glad to see GLH back. Good luck!

– Peter Tatchell

The blogs are great.

– Jan Fortune-Wood,
Cinnamon Press

I think the magazine's great. Loved the print version – love this one, too. Elegantly laid out to make reading really easy and a joy. Lots of good stuff in it. I'll be looking in regularly.

– Barney John

The G&LH site is looking great. I like the clean, simple design. Looking forward to seeing the print mag, too.

– Monitor,
MediaWatchWatch blog.

There is a great need for standard-bearers such as Gay & Lesbian Humanist: long may it flourish in its new medium.

– Antony Grey

. . . the old magazine, with the decent editors, who know how to recognize and handle a story are in charge . . .

– Chris Redmond

Congratulations on the re-launch – at last we have a gay humanist magazine that pulls no punches and is fearless in the exposing of bunk from all sources, religious or political.

I will certainly publicise the magazine and blog as far as I am able and look forward to submitting material for consideration.

– Diesel Balaam

Well, done, fantastic! It is brilliant, wonderful, clever and informative. You have all set the tone, please continue to do so.

– Christopher Clarke

I appreciate your coverage . . . Thank you.

– Patrick Jones

Pleased to see that the GALH magazine is back.

– Josh Kutchinsky,
Hampstead Humanist Society

Good news! I like it! I'm not used to on-line magazines but this one looks good, is easy to navigate and the content was varied and interesting!

– Neil Richardson,
Rector,
Parish of Greenford Magna

Hi, All at the Pink Triangle. I have been lurking on your blog . . . I have been and hopefully will continue to enjoy reading your observations and reports.

– Baal’s Bum,
Anal Iced Bible

Glad everyone is liking your new website.

– Wendy Lewis

Brilliant! Interesting, thoughtful and easy to navigate.

– Stuart Draycott

Fantastic issue. I’ve only just come across G&LH magazine and will certainly be back for more. I’m also interested in submitting items for publication – as soon as I can think of something interesting to say ;-)

– John Russell

The G&LH magazine makes a good read, I enjoyed it . . . Thought provoking, satisfying and intentionally humorous in the right parts, you have a regular reader here.

– Bill Everatt,
Celtica Radio

What readers of our print magazine said:

Feisty and full of contrary opinions, Gay and Lesbian Humanist reaches into areas other magazines leave unexplored. One of the best publications produced by a gay voluntary organisation.

– Terry Sanderson

Gay and Lesbian Humanist has information and challenging ideas in an attractive, compact format. The editor and team do a great job.

– the late Peter Brearey,
former editor, Freethinker

A splendid publication: good-humoured, outspoken, intelligent.

– the late Ian Dunn,
former editor,
Gay Scotland

Always an interesting read.

– Peter Ashman,
director,
European Human
Rights Foundation

I consider this magazine outstanding.

– Ian McGregor

I have received all the issues of Gay and Lesbian Humanist over the past year and have been very happy reading them. They have saved my day four times a year.

– Rafael Kontula

Thanks very much for your insightful and informative publication.

– Francesca Laghi

Congratulations on producing such a professional standard of magazine.

– Chris Richardson

A great, fresh, interesting read.

– Gayle Kingsley

Really interesting and highly entertaining.

– Jörg Wiench

I am receiving each issue and thoroughly enjoying them.

– Jim Carlton

As always, I found the latest issue of Gay and Lesbian Humanist excellent and enjoyable.

– Roy Wampler

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