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Imagining queer lives in a time of war: Liz Flanagan on When We Were Divided

Imagining queer lives in a time of war: Liz Flanagan on When We Were Divided

Set against the turmoil of the English Civil Wars, When We Were Divided marks Liz Flanagan’s historical novel for adult readers. Rooted in the landscapes of Yorkshire and shaped by questions of family, identity and survival, the novel follows three lives pulled apart and reshaped by conflict in 1643,

The Coast is Queer: A Lighthouse for LGBTQ+ Literature

The Coast is Queer: A Lighthouse for LGBTQ+ Literature

Coast is Queer is what arts should look like when it's done with excellence, flair, and genuine commitment to artistic merit and democratic access.... something genuinely radical: where artistic rigor and radical inclusion aren't in tension but in harmony.

Letter To My Little Trans Self - a new collection to amplify trans voices

Letter To My Little Trans Self - a new collection to amplify trans voices

Letter To My Little Trans Self - a new collection to amplify trans voices - is to launch on 30 July. Featuring intimate accounts from prominent trans writers, including Juno Roche, Travis Alabanza, Charlie Craggs, Sabah Choudrey and many more, Letter To My Little Trans Self offers hope and connection

Treasures in the Dirt: 50 LGBTQ+ Finds: From the Portable Antiquities Scheme

Treasures in the Dirt: 50 LGBTQ+ Finds: From the Portable Antiquities Scheme

I learned some genuinely fun facts alongside historical insights, but I felt that little bit more affirmed in a truth we all need to hear: we've always been here. The book is particularly important in providing readers with concrete evidence to combat the bigotry that many LGBTQ+ people face.

Trans author explores what it means to survive when the world ends in new young adult dystopian novel

Trans author explores what it means to survive when the world ends in new young adult dystopian novel

"Whilst growing up, I often felt like I would have preferred being the last person alive on Earth, rather than face my day-to-day life," explains Willow White, the trans author of You Can't Take my Name, which explores what it means to survive when the world

BOOK REVIEW: A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle

BOOK REVIEW: A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle

A Cartography of Queer Becoming: Dylin Hardcastle’s A Language of Limbs

REVIEW: Flutter Bye @ Brighton’s Ironworks Studios.

REVIEW: Flutter Bye @ Brighton’s Ironworks Studios.

This one-night only performance deserves a longer outing

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