A guest writer, Gareth Davies explores how rejecting fixed ideas about what sport should look like, intertwine with a rejection of other fixed identity norms.
Book Review: You Don’t Know Me
Karen Pollock reviews the latest book by Dr Brooke Magnanti, an exciting crime thriller set in Newcastle and Scotland.
This queer sporting life
Karen Pollock introduces our theme for May: Sport
LGBTQ+ domestic abuse needs more than rainbows and hand-wringing
In light of the report into the demise of Broken Rainbow, an LGBTQ+ domestic violence charity Karen Pollock explores what is needed to support LGBTQ+ survivors.
‘The perverts, pariahs and politics in all their fabulous glory’: TQ speaks to author, Edward Payne
Lee Williscroft-Ferris catches up with Edward Payne about his new book, Mr Impossible.
I am so sick of this shit; AFAB does not mean privileged
A guest writer explains why accusations of privilege levelled at assigned female at birth non binary people are rooted in misogyny and transphobia. This writer has asked to remain anonymous.
You are queer enough
Steph Farnsworth pulls apart the myth that certain identities are "less queer" than others.
Overwhelmed by a crush; Why queer representation on Doctor Who matters
As a long term Doctor Who fan Karen Pollock explores whether LGBTQ+ characters being included in the show matters
Would you like a side helping of biphobia with that? The Gay UK and stigmatising bisexuality
Guest writer, Rachel Charlton-Dailey examines how The Gay UK's Twitter polls were biphobic.
The price of spending a penny
Everyone seems to want to talk about toilets. Karen Pollock tries to look past the myths, and into the facts of public toilet provision.
The Queerness 