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Didier Lestrade
Didier Lestrade (born 22 February 1958), is a French author, magazine publisher, AIDS and LGBT rights advocate.
== Biography ==
Didier Lestrade was born in Médéa, French Algeria.〔 He grew up in the south-west of France, and left home in 1977 after failing twice to graduate from the ''baccalauréat''. He then went to Paris, where he began working for the first French independent gay publication, ''Gaie Presse''. This magazine was short-lived (four issues only). At the age of 22, he then decided to found ''Magazine Trimestriel'', with Misti who soon became art director for the leading 1980s French gay newspaper, ''Gai Pied''. ''Magazine Trimestriel'' was considered by many to be the most influential all male underground gay publication of its time. ''Dazed'' and ''The New York Times'' website wrote a small story about recent ''Magazine'' exhibit in Paris, at the gallery 12Mail. Since then, ''Magazine'' is enjoying a revival of sorts with ''Butt'' magazine publishing an interview of Didier Lestrade.
In 1986, the publication folded after conducting ninety full-length interviews, in both English and French, including David Hockney, Bronski Beat, Brion Gysin, Divine, Gilbert & George and Tom of Finland. ''Magazine'' was also a leading outlet for cutting-edge European and American male photography of that time, introducing vintage work from Pierre et Gilles, Patrick Sarfati, Erwin Olaf, and Paul Blanca, Stanley Stellar and many more. The last issues were up to 190 pages.
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