Mark Ward, sure to be a familiar face to lovers of queer cabaret in Dublin, is releasing his first book of poems - Circumference. When Mark isn’t entertaining lovers of drag, burlesque and musicals as part of the fabulous all-singing, all-dancing UnderCURRENT troupe, he’s also found time to create Impossible Archetype, a journal of LGBT+ poetry, and pen some beautiful pieces dealing with queer love for this new volume.
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