I can’t quote from any of the Shakespeare I learned at school, but I can from the eighties teen films of John Hughes. Pretty in Pink never released its grip. I was badly dressed when I was 15 and saw it for the first time.
How The Raincoats sparked a queercore movement
Published on :The feminist punk band remain anthemic queer icons, past and present
Every family is different – this should be celebrated
Published on :Author Kristina Rahim on writing her debut children’s novel
Just a list of some really great LGBTQIA+ books
Published on :Looking for perfect reading for Pride month and beyond? We’ve got you covered…
Becki Jayne Crossley: “Like a lot of queer people, I still feel a strange kind of grief over the time I lost pretending to be something I wasn’t”
Published on :For DIVA, the author writes about growing up in a religious community, coming out as bisexual and penning her upcoming novel Tart
Pip Landers-Letts on penning a sapphic story about transformation and hope
Published on :“I yearned for a story with a sapphic lead in her early 40s, who doesn’t have her life together”
Why I write children’s books with queer, disabled representation
Published on :“The simple answer is we were all once children”