Still Going Crazy For Thea Gill

The last time this lady was inducted into The Hump Day Crew,she was residing in a RIVERWORLD, solving MURDER AMONGST FRIENDS in THE STRANGE WORLD OF DJ COSMIC. 

She may be HARMONY'S HALLOWEEN HAUNT but she cast a spell on us to make us QUEER AS FOLK and spread THE PUTT PUTT SYNDROME which is probably why Thee Hump Day Crew is still going CRAZY for Thea Gill.

We last spoke to Thea in The Hump Day Crew's Queer As Folk Gay May Special, and since then, it seems Ms Gill has been quite the busy lady!

She's featured The Putt Putt Syndrome and has just wrapped up a film called The Boy She Met Online. Recently, Gill starred alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt in the hit series,"Ghost Whisperer."

We can also look forward to seeing Thea Gill return to our television screens this Summer - Channel 9's Digital Channel - "Go" is airing the series

Dante's Cove, which stars not only Gill, but another of the HDC's guests - Jill Bennett.

And if we thought the small screen wasn't enough to see her in, we Aussies also have to look

 forward to is a film that is coming to our shores next year. It features not only 80% of some on Australia's best actors including Ian Bishop, Alan Fletcher and Rhonda Birchmore but has Thea singing a version of "Crazy," on the Soundtrack. 

Remembering Nigel

Ginni from The Hump Day Crew catches up with Thea to hear the latest - download their chat here

Lesbian Erotica Anthology

Its time for the Australian Queer community to push it's boundaries to the erotic arena. So what is the best thing to have on the menu? A Banquet! But not that kind you order at a restaurant or eat off a plate.

Presenting BanQuet Press - a feast of new writing by Australian Queer ♀: with an anthology of new short fiction, non fictioin, photographs, comic arts and graphics to be launched next year. With its contemporary, edgy material that showcases the artistic talents of our unique LGBTIQ community - this publication requires no side dish but definately will entice many a course of dessert.

The Editorial Team behind the publication consists of Deanne Carson and Laura Dettori, both holding national qualifications in professional writing.

They join The Hump Day Crew and tell them about the anthology - click here

To enter, you must identify as Australian Queer and submit only original, unpublished material exclusively for this publication. Submission guidelines can be received through emailing banquetpress@optusnet.com.au

Even The Hump Day Crew had a go at entering some literary pieces....although it may not be appearing in any form of publication anytime soon.

Click here for some "inspiration."

To submit your writing or graphic piece to BanQuet, email banquetpress@optusnet.com.au. Submission Deadline is June 1, 2009