In the immortal words of Princess Leia (or was it Captain John?): help me Torchwood fans, you're my only hope.
I am lucky enough to be studying the British media, and as a result I have a dissertation on the work of Russell T. Davies to write as well as an article on our dear Captain for an upcoming conference on Torchwood.
However, as a fan of
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But thanks anyway!
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If you are studying/researching in a UK university - you can use the British Library Inter-Library Loan Service to get a copy of the 'Gay Times' article. The British Library takes a copy of all journals that are published in the UK - they should have 'Gay Times'
Hell, if you're in the London area, I'd recommend going for a British Library card to access the reading rooms (you may not get everything you want straight away, long story!) but it'll help.
As for the interview - speak to your librarians (again, if you're in the UK) they may know sources that might help. Alas, I can't think of them right now...
STOP PRESS - try this link (which I hope works!)take it from me - when it comes to citing it, don't mention how you found it!
Um... Is now a good time to mention that I'm a librarian of nearly 15 years practice?! (who's html is really pants sometimes!) No? Good;)
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Well, I am studying at the University of Edinburgh BUT I'm only just a visiting student there. I originally come from an university in Paris and so my status in Edinburgh is kind of complicated. Sometimes I have full access, and sometimes I can just piss off. Guess I'll try my luck with the British Library Inter-Library Loan Service thingy anyway.
The link does work so thank you very much for this and all the info!
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so my status in Edinburgh is kind of complicated.
Let me guess - you have the most problems accessing electronic materials? If it's any help - it's not you, it's the licensing agreements for the materials are so... 'draconian' that the librarians have to go against their 'natures' (if you're at our insititution - then you can use our materials!) and say no.
As you're in E'burgh (lovely city - I can recommend the film fest that starts in two weeks. Been there many a time!) I'd recommend using the National Library of Scotland that's also in Edinburgh (website will give you addresses etc.) they hold Gay Times from 1997 and allow anyone to have access, especially if you're an 'academic researcher'. So you'll have access to a lot more materials that the Uni Library may have ( ... )
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If they didn't want me to use their facilities, they should have welcomed me in the first place but I also understand that they don't want someone who's paid her fees in France (where university is very cheap so the equivalent of £250) to have the same advantages as someone who's paid his fees in the UK.
However, I didn't know I could find Gay Times at the National Library! Thank you very much, I think I may have found what is going to become my second home for the next few months.
And yes, the film fest sounds great! I have a friend who is going to work for them so yay for discount tickets!
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Thanks a lot!
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