ScotsGay
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ScotsGay Magazine is a monthly magazine published in Scotland for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.[citation needed]
Its website carries textfiles of all issues and, since 2005, pdf files of the whole magazine.
Martin Walker became Editor in May 2006.
John Hein edited it from Issue 1 in December 1994 until Issue 69 in April 2006. He remains Publisher of the title.
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- ScotsGay Official website
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