
Dive into gay illustrator Harry Bush’s sexy, joyful art
A new book, now raising funds, celebrates the artist whose playful, homoerotic drawings appeared in some of gay publishing’s most iconic magazines.

A new book, now raising funds, celebrates the artist whose playful, homoerotic drawings appeared in some of gay publishing’s most iconic magazines.

A story written by World War Two codebreaker Alan Turing suggests he was a man with playful humour embracing his homosexuality, according to new analysis.

The stars, spectacle & secrets that made Studio 54 so legendary.

A charity is trying to raise £48,000 to catalogue the archive of the writer Sylvia Townsend Warner.

Can you remember the first time you recognised yourself in a book?

How Oscar Wilde, some steamy classics & a century of bias rewrote ancient queer love.

Comprehensive yet engaging, and welcoming of newcomers to the vine, the 2026 Platter’s by Diners Club Wine Guide released today is the perfect independent companion for anyone who lifts a glass of South African wine.

Born in 1976 in Zimbabwe and raised in South Africa, Norman Mellett grew up in Nelspruit, where he completed his schooling before studying graphic design. His career took him in many directions, yet his passion for creativity remained a constant thread throughout his life.

André Carl van der Merwe reckoned with his past in writing Moffie. Now, decades later, he’s watching it unfold again—this time, on stage.

There’s no better photo op or conversation starter on the Fire Island ferry than a tank-wearing queen toting his weekend read.

Why is fan fiction so popular with LGBTQ+ people and what is Archive of Our Own?

Fictional character Obi-Wan Kenobi appears to hint he may be bisexual in a new young adult ‘Star Wars’ spin-off novel.

Rainbow made the nation laugh by setting witty political commentary to Broadway tunes. Now he has a memoir on his rise from theater kid lip-syncing in his bedroom to social media star.

LGBTQ characters star in four of the best new historical fiction novels.

In an obscure novel published before World War I, the science fiction pioneer made some amazing predictions.