Teresa Purkis is an indie writer from Bristol, and has lived with her wife for over thirty years. She is a happily retired Maths and PE...

Simon Maddrell was born in the Isle of Man in 1965 and raised in Bolton. After twenty years in London, he moved to Brighton & Hove in...

Six years in the Persian Gulf inspired my first novel Shaikh-Down (2009): a gay English banker helps kick-start regime change in an...

Lauren McDonald has been writing since she first learned to read at age three. She graduated with a BA in Creative Writing from the...

Stephen Paul Song is of Anglo-Irish extraction and has been hoofing around the world by various methods and devices for many years. He...

Tom Stockley is a queer writer and performer better known as T.S. IDIOT. A multidisciplinary artist, their practice spans poetry, short...

Jess is a queer disabled activist, whose writing focusses on LGBTQ+ character representation, mental health visibility, and the lives of...

Ella Piazzi graduated at Birkbeck University with a BA in Creative Writing. She lives in London with her wife and an array of teddy...

Fiona Graph was born in Sydney and travelled before settling in London. She worked variously as a psychologist, for an LGB organisation...

Michael J Richards is interested in writing about the human condition, whatever its race, nationality, religion or sexuality. He sees...

Jeremy Gavins is a professional dry-stone walling contractor living and working in the Lake District. He first book is a memoir about his...

Joanne Askew is a Science-Fiction and Horror writer. She explores mental health issues, sexual identity, femininity and neurodiversity...

Peter Mitchell is the author of two poetry chapbooks, Conspiracy of Skin (Ginninderra Press, 2018) and The Scarlet Moment (Picaro Press,...

Mia Farlane’s first novel, Footnotes to Sex (Viking/Penguin), was praised in The Observer for its ‘keen emotional intelligence’; Sarah...

Robert Hamberger has been shortlisted and highly commended for Forward prizes, appearing in the Forward Book of Poetry 2020. He has been...

Mark Binmore is an award winning author, books include Beautiful Deconstruction, Everything Could Be So Perfect, Sunsets Etc & Sad...

Lachlan Smith started writing a few years ago to help him navigate his sexuality within the often hypermasculine world of sport, in his...

Nick Taylor (he/him) is an editor, proofreader and writer, based in Essex. He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Editing and...

Eamon’s first novel Dolly Considine’s Hotel will be published in July 2021. His short stories have been published in Automatic Pilot,...

Ely Percy is a Scottish writer who grew up in Renfrew. Their first publication was a letter-cum-poem in Big! magazine in 1994. Since...

Angela McKenna is a lesbian writer from Glasgow. She writes poetry and fiction, and published her first novel, The Visitor, late in 2020....

Rosie Cullen is a Manchester based writer who has written drama for stage, film & TV. Her prose ranges from prize winning flash fiction...

Jade Walker is a pansexual interdisciplinary writer, actor and multidisciplinary artist from London Ontario Canada. Her poetry has been...

Ben (he/they) is a queer writer for stage and screen, based in Epping. He’s the artistic director of Flaming Theatre, an experienced...

Jo Somerset (she/her) is a Manchester-based writer and historian. Her word portraits highlight a personal connection to stories that she...

Pippa (they/she) is an interdisciplinary writer and researcher from the Netherlands, currently based in London. She is passionate about...

I am a gay male, an lgbt activist and writer. I write re lgbt studies, Queer Theory, Urban Decay/Psychogeography. I use images to...

Helen Dale (she/her) Most of my work is fiction — though I have written my autobiography “A Tale of Two Lives”, a handbook “Understanding...

Robin Sinclair (they/them) is a queer, genderqueer writer of mixed heritage. Their debut book of poetry, Letters To My Lover From Behind...

Andy Midwinter (he/his) is working on a collection of stories that celebrates queerness and recently published Dancing with Waves, the...

Susie Williamson (she/her) is the author of the epic fantasy series, Blood Gift Chronicles. Book One, Return of the Mantra, was...

My debut sci-fi novel, Turning the Hourglass, was published in 2019 and my new coming-of-age #ownvoices novel The Stone in My Pocket will...

I am a performance poet - Mothers Ruin @The Royal Exchange. 'Railway poet' Virgin Trains- BBC /Radio5live.

Norena Shopland specialises in researching, recording, and promoting LGBT+, history.

Ollie Charles (he/him) is a writer who explores gender, identity, sexuality, celebrity and pop culture within his work.

Kevin has been a performance storyteller for over twenty years but has recently taken a break to concentrate on writing.

He writes tragicomedy and bildungsroman with the themes around: loneliness, insecurity, friendship, family, and LGBT in Indonesia.

Liz Chadwick Pywell is a lesbian poet from York, North Yorkshire.

Louis Glazzard writes about sexuality, grief and modern dating. 

As a writer, he has contributed to the Times Literary Supplement and the Brixton Review of Books. Rainbow Milk is his debut novel.

Elizabeth Gibson writes poetry and fiction inspired by nature, travel, body image and identity.

Jade is a writer of British and Zimbabwean heritage based in Yorkshire.

Anna Sansom is a queer cis woman (pronouns: she/her) who is endlessly curious about how we experience and express our unique sexual selves.

Andrew Kaye is a self-confessed genealogy geek and has recently participated in London Lit Lab's course on Compelling Memoir.

Cat Walker’s debut novel The Scoop (RedDoorPress), featuring an LGBTQ heroine, was longlisted for the Guardian’s Not the Booker Prize 2020.

Jonathan has written two musicals with Pet Shop Boys and his play Beautiful Thing was made into a feature film for Film Four.

He writes male gay non-fiction and tells the stories of men affected by these issues via compelling and honest interviews.

Meg-John Barker is the author of a number of popular books on sex, gender, and relationships, including Queer: A Graphic History.

Mia Violet is a writer and bisexual trans woman who uses her platform to discuss queer issues and mental health.

Elizabeth Hopkinson is the author of Asexual Fairy Tales, which featured in the BBC’s We Are Bradford project.