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SUMMARY:Polari at Sweatbox
LOCATION:SweatBox Soho
DESCRIPTION:London's multi award-winning LGBTQ literary salon gets steamy 
 at Soho's multi award-winning\, men only gym and spa.Hosted by Paul Bursto
 n with Jake Arnott\, Nathan Evans and John Gordon. Jake Arnott is the auth
 or of nine novels. His bestselling debut ‘The Long Firm’ was a New Yor
 k Times Notable Book of the Year and was adapted as a BAFTA award-winning 
 BBC drama. His recent novels are ‘Blood Rival’ – a psychological thr
 iller based on the Oedipus myth – and his latest\, ‘Netherwood’\, a 
 critically acclaimed folk horror set in his home town of Hastings. Nathan 
 Evans is a writer and performer. Publications include novella ‘One Last 
 Song’\, which was long-listed for Polari Book Prize\, a collection of sh
 ort fiction\, ‘All the Young Queers’\, and poetry collections ‘Threa
 ds’\, ‘CNUT’ and ‘Homography’. He hosts Bold Queer Poetry Soiré
 e and has also hosted events for Charleston Small Wonder\, Stoke Newington
  Literary Festival and Hastings Book Festival. An associate lecturer in Cr
 eative Writing at London Met University\, he has also taught at Arvon and 
 is founding editor of Inkandescent. John Gordon is the author of nine nove
 ls\, including the Ferro-Grumley-award-winning ‘Drapetomania’. He work
 s on the Emmy-nominated black gay TV series\, Patrik-Ian Polk's 'Noah's Ar
 c'\, received an NAACP Image Award nomination\, and is with Rikki Beadle-B
 lair the co-founder of radical queer imprint Team Angelica Publishing. His
  latest novel\, ‘Mother of Serpents’\, is a foray into horror and madn
 ess\, and\, according to the Guardian\, has 'the feel of classic Stephen K
 ing’. Attendees have the option of remaining clothed or paying an additi
 onal £5 to Sweatbox for a locker and towel on arrival\, which will allow 
 access to all the facilities (usual admission price £23) Please note : th
 is is a male adult only space and you will encounter nudity. Part of the P
 olari Prize 15th Birthday Showcase\, funded by Arts Council England.\n\nBo
 letos: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/39554/polari-at-sweatbox
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