About Mo Fanning, Author of LGBTQ+ Fiction
Background and Writing Journey
Mo Fanning is a Birmingham-based novelist whose character-driven fiction explores the complexities of love, identity, and human connection through the lens of LGBTQ+ experiences.
With his signature blend of humour, heartbreak, and hope, Fanning creates deeply relatable characters whose journeys reflect the universal search for belonging in an often-challenging world.
Drawing inspiration from his Midlands roots, Fanning infuses his writing with authentic voices and settings that resonate with readers seeking stories that celebrate the beauty of imperfection and the transformative power of resilience.
His innovative narrative approaches and genuine emotional depth have earned him a dedicated following among readers who appreciate contemporary fiction that balances entertainment with meaningful exploration of human relationships.
When not writing, Mo lives with his husband Mark and their beloved Labrador Ernie, continuing to find inspiration in the streets, stories, and people of his beloved Birmingham.
Mo’s books, like his latest novel Rainbows and Lollipops, speak to anyone who has ever struggled to find their place in the world or build a family of their own choosing.
What Readers Say About Books by Mo Fanning
- “Heartbreaking yet uplifting, Mo Fanning’s writing is like a friend who knows exactly what to say.”
- “His characters are so real, they feel like people you know—or wish you did.”
- “Mo’s stories are proof that laughter and tears can coexist beautifully.”
When he’s not writing, Mo is an advocate for LGBTQ+ representation in fiction and enjoys connecting with readers through social media and book club discussions.
Where to Buy Rainbows and Lollipops by Mo Fanning
You can buy a signed copy through the web shop on this site. If you buy the paperback, you get the ebook free of charge. You can also buy the book in ebook, paperback and hardback from your local bookstores or online here:
Buy Rainbows and Lollipops online
“Fanning’s prose and dialogue are crisp, brisk, and incisive, and the characterization is strong…”
Publishers’ Weekly
