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Sink the Pink's Manifesto for Misfits
- Be Different, Be Free, Be You
- Narrated by: Glyn Fussell
- Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins
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Sink the Pink's Manifesto for Misfits
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Publisher's Summary
An empowering, joyous and colourful guide to being a proud misfit, designed for and dedicated to anyone who doesn’t “fit in”.
Don’t fit in? The Manifesto for Misfits will help you find your tribe and yourself. Join a brave and proud community of eccentrics, freaks, geeks, rebels and oddballs worldwide.
Follow witty commandments, work through personal development exercises, take strength in stories of becoming, and learn to love who you really are.
Filled with anecdotes, letters and opinionated thinkpieces from the Sink the Pink collective, queens, celebrities and fans including Sam Smith and Mel C from the Spice Girls, this title is the complete guide on how to be proudly yourself.
Sink the Pink is the largest LGBTQ+ collective in the UK, continuously challenging the status quo and freedom of expression. Their events offer a portal to another world where anything is possible and everyone is welcome. Here, they put their message and experience into book form.
Prepare to be fully immersed in joy, colour and love with this inclusive and perspective-shifting book: learn how to harness your uniqueness and remind yourself that you are not alone.
Critic Reviews
I love this book! It's vibrant and jumps off the page at you!—Fearne Cotton
For as many people that hated me there are people that love me for being different, I’ve made a career out of that. I love making people happy and this book will bring people so much joy and peace of mind in a mixed up world.—Amanda Lepore
I am so glad this book exists! Finally a fun read for all the weirdos in the playground—I wish this book was out when I was younger, It would have changed my life!—Jodie Harsh