August in the Rear View
From Fringe history to Pride parties, August 2025 was camp, chaotic and queer. My roundup serves culture, comedy and glitter in equal measure.
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LGBTQ+
Why the UK publishing industry fails marginalised LGBTQ voices—and how we can fix it
Publishing is still a world where who you know—and how much money you have—matters more than your talent.
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Do we really need more male novelists?
Do we really need more male novelists? Or just a broader idea of whose stories matter?
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The family we choose: Why chosen families matter more than ever
When the world pushes us out, we build our own: How chosen families shape LGBTQ+ lives, resilience, and belonging.
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Finding humour in life’s shadows
Acclaimed UK author Mo Fanning talks about what inspired his hit dark romcom Husbands and the road to finding his readers.
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The Hollywood Mirage
What do people think of when they hear the word ‘Hollywood’? Mo Fanning talks about the inspiration for his dark rom-com ‘Husbands’ out on 6 June 20204.
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The best novels for LGBT+ History Month
I’d like to share a bunch of books I’ve read (not all of them recently, so forgive me if any feel dated) that shine a light on the often overlooked or erased narratives of LGBT+ individuals.
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