Deviance | Feature
Kirsty Logan: There is some overlap between queer and straight taste, obviously; most people like clear skin, a healthy figure, and a nice smile. Everyone's taste i...
Lifestyle | Deviance | Feature
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore: My mother, a straight white woman in her early sixties, recently moved to a newly gentrified area of Washington, DC. The formerly black neighbourhood ...
Kirsty Logan: If you're a superhot, supercool punk-dyke, you'll already be familiar with Lock Up Your Daughters zine. If not, consider yourself informed. LUYD is a ...
Kirsty Logan: Like most lesbians, I don’t look stereotypically gay, which can lead to some confusing exchanges. Working in a tea-shop – the type that se...
Lifestyle | Deviance | Review
Trevor Mawhinney: The only problem with Murder Music is its self-Godwination, to steal a phrase. Linking Christianity and Islam with Nazism, as per the cover art and no...
Lindsay Thomas: I’m constantly reminded that I’m invisible. Not because I’m 5’1”, or because I have superhuman powers, but because I&rsq...
Lifestyle | Film | Deviance | Review
Alma Cork: Directed by Courtney Trouble, NoFauxxx.com’s first commercial feature-length DVD promises to bring “seven distinct vignettes together to c...
Alma Cork: I'm currently streaming one of the episodes from the queer porn series known as The Crash Pad, made by Pink&White Productions - and damn is it hot...
Cate Simpson: Queer club nights face an awkward dilemma. On one hand, organisers don't want them to be overrun with straight people who've come to gawk at the spect...
Trevor Mawhinney: Scottish zines are thin on the ground. Let alone personal ones. Let alone personal queer ones. This debut is compact: while its A6 format may be sligh...
Charlotte Cooper: Fat people are one of the most mythologised groups in the world. By this I mean that we are prepared to believe all kinds of things about fat folk whe...
