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	[[File:LGBT-Paul-Burston.jpg\|thumb\|Paul Burston]]'''Paul Burston''' (born 1965) is a gay author and ~~has~~ edited ''TimeOut'' magazine's lesbian and gay - ~~now~~ LGBT - pages for many years.		[[File:LGBT-Paul-Burston.jpg\|thumb\|Paul Burston]]'''Paul Burston''' (born 1965) is a gay author and edited ''TimeOut'' magazine's lesbian and gay - later LGBT - pages for many years.

	==Life and works==		==Life and works==

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Ross Burgess at 17:29, 31 January 2014

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	==Life and works==		==Life and works==

	Paul Burston was born in [[York]], raised in South Wales and now lives in London. His books include the critically-acclaimed novels ''Shameless'' (shortlisted for the State of Britain Award 2001, reprinted 2009), ''Star People'' (2006, reprinted 2009, 2010), ''Lovers and Losers'' (shortlisted for the [[Stonewall Award]] 2007, reprinted twice in 2009) and ''The Gay Divorcee'' (2009, reprinted 2009 and 2010). He also edited two short story collections, ''Boys and Girls'' (2010) and ''Men and Women'' (2011).		Paul Burston was born in [[York]], raised in [[South Wales]] and now lives in London. His books include the critically-acclaimed novels ''Shameless'' (shortlisted for the State of Britain Award 2001, reprinted 2009), ''Star People'' (2006, reprinted 2009, 2010), ''Lovers and Losers'' (shortlisted for the [[Stonewall Award]] 2007, reprinted twice in 2009) and ''The Gay Divorcee'' (2009, reprinted 2009 and 2010). He also edited two short story collections, ''Boys and Girls'' (2010) and ''Men and Women'' (2011).

	Paul Burston is also a curator at the London Literature Festival and host of the [[Polari literary salon]], both at the Southbank Centre.		Paul Burston is also a curator at the London Literature Festival and host of the [[Polari literary salon]], both at the Southbank Centre.

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	'''Paul Burston''' is a gay author and has edited ''TimeOut'' magazine's lesbian and gay - now LGBT - pages for many years.		[[File:LGBT-Paul-Burston.jpg\|thumb\|Paul Burston]]'''Paul Burston''' (born 1965) is a gay author and has edited ''TimeOut'' magazine's lesbian and gay - now LGBT - pages for many years.

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	In 2012, he was shortlisted as Journalist of the Year at the Stonewall Awards.		In 2012, he was shortlisted as Journalist of the Year at the [[Stonewall Awards]].

	Paul Burston was ranked 89 on the ''Independent on Sunday''’s [[Pink List 2011]], 24 on the [[Pride Power List 2011]], 79 on the [[World Pride Power List 2012]] and 74 on the [[World Pride Power List 2013]].		Paul Burston was ranked 89 on the ''Independent on Sunday''’s [[Pink List 2011]], 24 on the [[Pride Power List 2011]], 79 on the [[World Pride Power List 2012]] and 74 on the [[World Pride Power List 2013]].
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	==Life and works==		==Life and works==

	Paul Burston was born in [[York]], raised in South Wales and now lives in London. His books include the critically-acclaimed novels ''Shameless'' (shortlisted for the State of Britain Award 2001, reprinted 2009), ''Star People'' (2006, reprinted 2009, 2010), ''Lovers and Losers'' (shortlisted for the [[Stonewall Award]] 2007, reprinted twice in 2009) and ''The Gay Divorcee'' (2009, reprinted 2009 and 2010). He also edited ~~the~~ two short story collections, 'Boys and Girls' (2010) and 'Men and Women' (2011)		Paul Burston was born in [[York]], raised in South Wales and now lives in London. His books include the critically-acclaimed novels ''Shameless'' (shortlisted for the State of Britain Award 2001, reprinted 2009), ''Star People'' (2006, reprinted 2009, 2010), ''Lovers and Losers'' (shortlisted for the [[Stonewall Award]] 2007, reprinted twice in 2009) and ''The Gay Divorcee'' (2009, reprinted 2009 and 2010). He also edited two short story collections, ''Boys and Girls'' (2010) and ''Men and Women'' (2011).

	Paul Burston is also a curator at the London Literature Festival and host of the [[Polari literary salon]], both at the Southbank Centre.		Paul Burston is also a curator at the London Literature Festival and host of the [[Polari literary salon]], both at the Southbank Centre.

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	In 2011, he founded The [[Polari First Book Prize]] to encourage and celebrate new writing by LGBT authors.		In 2011, he founded The [[Polari First Book Prize]] to encourage and celebrate new writing by LGBT authors.

	~~In 2012, he was shortlisted as Journalist of the Year at the Stonewall Awards.~~

	His hobbies include diving and DJing.		His hobbies include diving and DJing.
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	==Awards and recognition==		==Awards and recognition==

	Paul Burston was ranked 89 on the ''Independent on Sunday''’s [[Pink List 2011]], 24 on the [[Pride Power List 2011]] ~~and~~ 79 on the [[World Pride Power List 2012]].		In 2012, he was shortlisted as Journalist of the Year at the Stonewall Awards.

			Paul Burston was ranked 89 on the ''Independent on Sunday''’s [[Pink List 2011]], 24 on the [[Pride Power List 2011]], 79 on the [[World Pride Power List 2012]] and 74 on the [[World Pride Power List 2013]].

	== External links ==		== External links ==

	http://www.paulburston		*http://www.paulburston
			*http://www.facebook.com/paulburston
	http://www.facebook.com/paulburston

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Ross Burgess at 14:23, 4 May 2013

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	'''Paul Burston''' is a gay author and has edited ''TimeOut'' magazine's lesbian and gay - now LGBT - pages for many years.		'''Paul Burston''' is a gay author and has edited ''TimeOut'' magazine's lesbian and gay - now LGBT - pages for many years.

	He was born in [[York]], raised in South Wales and now lives in London. His books include the critically-acclaimed novels ''Shameless'' (shortlisted for the State of Britain Award 2001, reprinted 2009), ''Star People'' (2006, reprinted 2009, 2010), ''Lovers and Losers'' (shortlisted for the [[Stonewall Award]] 2007, reprinted twice in 2009) and ''The Gay Divorcee'' (2009, reprinted 2009 and 2010). He also edited the two short story collections, 'Boys and Girls' (2010) and 'Men and Women' (2011)		==Life and works==

			Paul Burston was born in [[York]], raised in South Wales and now lives in London. His books include the critically-acclaimed novels ''Shameless'' (shortlisted for the State of Britain Award 2001, reprinted 2009), ''Star People'' (2006, reprinted 2009, 2010), ''Lovers and Losers'' (shortlisted for the [[Stonewall Award]] 2007, reprinted twice in 2009) and ''The Gay Divorcee'' (2009, reprinted 2009 and 2010). He also edited the two short story collections, 'Boys and Girls' (2010) and 'Men and Women' (2011)

	Paul Burston is also a curator at the London Literature Festival and host of the [[Polari literary salon]], both at the Southbank Centre.		Paul Burston is also a curator at the London Literature Festival and host of the [[Polari literary salon]], both at the Southbank Centre.

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	[[Category:Pride Power List 2011\|24]]		[[Category:Pride Power List 2011\|24]]
	[[Category:World Pride Power List 2012\|79]]		[[Category:World Pride Power List 2012\|79]]