Queer Editorial
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Quiver
Is there anybody out there? Quiver knows...
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Quiver
Quiver wants a revolution. Of a caring nature, of course…
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Quiver
Shall we revisit The L Word 10 years on? Oh, go on then…
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Quiver
Belinda Carlisle (pictured) was just one of the many fine acts playing Northern Pride in July, but, sniff, it’s done and dusted for another year.
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Coming of age, in a time of fear
The cocksure narrator of Steven Alcock’s first novel, Blood Relatives, is Rick, a gay teenager growing up in Leeds - a city on edge because a serial killer the press have dubb...
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Quiver
A bit of slap and tickle? Oh, go on then…
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Quiver
Can Man, an animated film by Steve Cutts, influence the way Quiver feels about the world, our place in it, and the General Election? Of course it can…
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Quiver
So then, Cucumber. The Channel 4 series has now finished but was it a hit or miss…
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Quiver
Hey! There’s a credible lesbian couple being represented on telly. Oh! Well there was…
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Everybody out!
Pride – a kind of Avengers Assemble featuring camp gays and strking miners in Thatcher’s Britain - was one of last year’s more unlikely cinematic hits and, what do you know, i...
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Last, but most defiantly, not least…
The Days of Anna Madrigal is said to be the final book in Armistead’s Maupin Tales Of The City series, and, like its titular transgender landlady, it’s not going gently into t...
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Quiver
Slippers and nights in, or bangin’ tunes on the toon? What’s a person to do…?
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Hip Butty!
Sweeping aside the clichés of mainstream gay publications is Butt, a magazine launched in 2001 to much acclaim. Now the best of those back issues, from the first issue to the ...
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