Adrian / Aidan Coyle
@adriancoyle.bsky.social
Irishman in Paris. Intermittent poet and occasional translator. Former academic: research on identity, psychology & religion, sexualities, and qualitative approaches.
That’s really unfortunate. Prole had a distinctive voice and a personal approach to its contributors. It’ll be missed.
I was lucky enough to have a poem included in issue 35 last year. (‘On opting for gay marriage’ - text below with one word concealed to protect those of a sensitive disposition.)
I was lucky enough to have a poem included in issue 35 last year. (‘On opting for gay marriage’ - text below with one word concealed to protect those of a sensitive disposition.)
November 3, 2025 at 7:43 AM
That’s really unfortunate. Prole had a distinctive voice and a personal approach to its contributors. It’ll be missed.
I was lucky enough to have a poem included in issue 35 last year. (‘On opting for gay marriage’ - text below with one word concealed to protect those of a sensitive disposition.)
I was lucky enough to have a poem included in issue 35 last year. (‘On opting for gay marriage’ - text below with one word concealed to protect those of a sensitive disposition.)
I’m seeing my professional life flash before my eyes. To think that my colleagues and I were looking ahead to ‘lesbian and gay psychology’ (a second starting point on an unfolding journey) 27 years ago. 27 years!
October 30, 2025 at 3:53 PM
I’m seeing my professional life flash before my eyes. To think that my colleagues and I were looking ahead to ‘lesbian and gay psychology’ (a second starting point on an unfolding journey) 27 years ago. 27 years!
There’s an ‘alternative romantic’ poem in that post. It’s got just a touch of Victoria Wood about it 😄
October 30, 2025 at 1:13 PM
There’s an ‘alternative romantic’ poem in that post. It’s got just a touch of Victoria Wood about it 😄