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You've seen the film, you've read the book. It's about time you did something completely different and read:-

Cross Talk - The Magazine

Issue 61 was posted out to members
4th March 2009

Yes Issue 61 of your favourite magazine is due out on the streets.

 If you're not a member and have not seen it
you are missing a treat,
write off for your copy now!

and what's more...

Issue 60 is still available...?

If for some inexplicable reason
you are not a member,
then
Send For Your Copy Now!

 Members will have their copies delivered personally by our undercover operatives dressed discreetly as Postwomen. Fiendishly clever idea, don't you think?

CT-inter-37.jpg (114866 bytes)Tempus Fugit - Goodness how time flies when you're enjoying yourself? You are enjoying yourself, aren't you? The only possible conceivable reason for lack of enjoyment is that you've not got your latest copy of "Cross Talk"!

Yes dear chums and chumesses, issue 60 is  published and ready to enlighten an immature and unsuspecting world. Why not buy the people you love a copy or better still buy them two copies and let them read it in stereo!

How do they fit it all in such a great neat and compact A5 size magazine? A magazine ideal for reading on the train or in fact anywhere the mood takes you. Find out for yourself by ordering a copy today.

Example Contents of Each Issue

I really must update this section!

So what did we have for you in 'Issue 45'.........

Coming Events

News

Red Riding Hood

Anniversary Party Photo's

Madame de Beligny Regrets..

Beauty Tips

Gender

Abigail's Fairy Glen

Students Story

Deuteronomy

Xmas Party Pictures

Venice Part 2

Why I'm A TV

Crash

Reeling In The Net

Classified Adverts

So what was in 'Issue 44'.........

Coming Events

News

Roys Horse

Letter From Dublin

Book Review - Danish Girl

Bollington 2001- Part 1

Changing The Agender

Trap

Reeling In The Net

Venice Part 1

So You Want To Be A TV

Courage 

Bollington 2001- Part 2

Amsterdam

It's In The Hands

Classified Adverts

 

 

 

So what was in 'Issue 43'.........

Coming Events

News

The Techno Tranny

Well, Izitt or Iznitt?

What's In A Title

Jennie's Journey

You've Seen Me Around?

Who Knows Best?

Murder At Haddon Hall

It's Deeper Than That

Letter From Dublin

TG Computer Scientist

To Catch You At Your Best

Profiles

Manchester Mardi Gras

Only The Brave

Easing Out

Two Blips From Amsterdam

Book Review

Classified Adverts

So what was in 'Issue 42'.........

Coming Events 

News

The Aliens Amongst Us - Story

Let's Make Him A Girl

A Poem From Ireland

Student Life - Story

I'm Part of the Union - As Me!

Izzard

Profiles

TuTu Fabulous

Sex-change - Debate Continues

Science Report

Dress-away Your Worries Sports Report

Classified Adverts

So what was in 'Issue 41'.........

Coming Events

News From Around The World

Medie

A Bollington Virgin

Pictures From Bollington (part one)

Across The Bus (How do you say hello?)

Scanty's Remembered

Letter From Dublin (Letter? it's a chapter!)

Letter From America (Ill treatment by American Police)

A Job In Amsterdam (You should be so lucky)

A Poem by Annie

Escape From Reality (fiction)

Bollington Pictures (part two)

First Time At 'Le Big En'

Book Review - Ester Williams

Profiles (members and their backgrounds)

Dusty (Part 6)

The Joy of Dressing

Winter Wonderland Revisited (A song for Christmas)

Police Raid 1880 (Cross dressers in Manchester in bygone days)

Sibyls Report

So what was in 'Issue 40'.........

Coming Events

News (Items from the world's press)

A Letter From Dublin (The bit she left out when she sealed the envelope!)

Remembering Joe (A

Poem - (Hair)

Summer Party (Photographs)

Clothes Maketh The Man (A Report)

Alfred's Trip (One of our Dutch members recounts a visit)

Rape (Fiction with a message)

How Much Of A Woman Are You? (Quiz)

Solicitor's Report (Transsexual Case Study)

Member's Profiles (Pleased to meet you)

Thailand (A Report)

The Joy Of Sex? (I remember that! I think?)

BBC 'Woman's Hour' Report (Self Explanatory)

Summer Party Pics 2

Dusty (Fiction)

Girls On Film (News from in front of the camera)

Billy Tipton (Jazz Death)

Gender Outlaw (A Report)

Men's Breasts (A Growth Market)

Classified Advertisements

As you can see a large variety of super smashing stuff for you to digest! Order several more copies straight away - you know it makes sense!

And for those of you who missed it what we had in Issue 39 was ..............

Coming Events

News (Items from the world's press)

A Letter From Dublin (Alister Cooke eat your heart out!)

Pictures From 'Le Big En' 1999 (part one)

Labour Councillor (A TS change-over)

Poem - Hobby

True Lies (Adventure Story)

The Dutch Age of The TS (Dealing with the TS before puberty?)

Video Review

Profiles of Club Members

My Dad's A Transvestite! (A daughter's story)

Cross Talk TV Trivia Quiz (the last one in the series)

Iris Writes (Personal Perspective)

Pictures From 'Le Big En' 1999 (part two - the sequal)

Dusty - Part Four (Hard hitting, earthy adventure story)

Discover the Brain (Do-it-yourself psychology)

Gender Talk (TS Issues)

A Visit To Ron Storme's (NC-Tea-totallers come off the wagon!)

Laser Hair Removal - (The Facts)

Pink or Blue - (Who Should Wear What?)

Concord Classified Ad’s

For those poor souls that have, as yet, not been privileged to see a copy of our compendium of stories, articles and other super stunning stuff, let me tell you that we've got 104 pages of enjoyment and education wrapped up in a shiny, easy wipe clean, laminated funny coloured cover.

"Cross Talk" is circulated to members and friends not only around the country but right round this tiny globe of ours, a truly international communications medium as my auntie Alice in Yorkshire can testify.

Let's hear what just some of our readers have to say:

"Makes Vogue look like a fashion magazine!"

"I was in a coma for ten years until somebody read Cross Talk to me. I had to wake up to tell them to stop it!"

"I told my girlfriend that I wore dresses and showed her a copy of Cross Talk, she's stopped seeing me now, but subscribes to Cross Talk regularly!”

"Got ten pence for a cup of tea guv?"

"With all the spelling mistakes I believe it's got to be written by a Manchester Guardian reader!"

"And it's still the same price as it was when it was first that price!"

Don't miss out, brighten up your life
by sending for your very own copy of
Cross Talk
61

The magazine for
Cross Dressers - TV's - TS's
and their wives or partners.

You can have a copy by sending a cheque or postal order, made payable to 'The Northern Concord' to:-

The Northern Concord,
P.O. Box 258,
Manchester,
M60 1LN,
England.

The price including postage and packing is:-

UK - Four Pounds (£4.00)
Europe - Five Pounds Fifty Pence (£5.50)
U.S.A. - Six Pounds (£6.00)
Australia & NZ - Six Pounds (£6.00)

The only difference in price is for the postage and packing.

We have issues back as far as number six, although number ten, eighteen and forty-one have all sold out. Once the stock is gone, it's gone, so don't miss out on a really good read, get your copy of Cross Talk today!

All proceeds from the sale of Cross Talk magazine go to The Northern Concord, the voluntary self help and social group for transvestites, transsexuals and their wives or partners.

 

To Contact Northern Concord write to:

The Northern Concord,
P.O. Box 258,
Manchester,
M60 1LN,
England

or E-mail JennyB@northernconcord.org.uk

The Northern Concord is a completely voluntary organisation

 

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1986 - 2009

Working for the transgender community for the past 23 years