Punchlines and Promises: how you can be a part of the sequel
Traditional publishing shines, but for this book I wanted the front‑row seats filled with you—the readers who carried Rainbows beyond my wildest charts.
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.
Do we really need more male novelists?
Do we really need more male novelists? Or just a broader idea of whose stories matter?
Marketing a book Isn’t just for publishers anymore (and that’s a good thing)
How I learned (the hard way) how much marketing matters when you’re the one making sure people know your new book is out.
Found Family in Fiction: Why We Need These Stories More Than Ever
In times where everything feels a little bit wrong, found family matters more than ever, and it’s the rock on which I built ‘Rainbows and Lollipops’ my new novel out in June.
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