Imagine a world with enough queer stories to reach everyone

The beginning of July marks the year’s halfway point. With June being Pride Month, I have had a lot of fun!

I love going to the theatre, and in the last few weeks I have been lucky enough to go to two very different, very fabulous, queer musicals: After the Act and The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs

As an avid reader and a member of an asexual book club, I read a lot of books about asexuality or containing asexual characters and/or themes. This Pride season, I would like to recommend five fiction books with asexual main characters

If you are thinking about becoming a library assistant, or are wondering if this is the right working environment for you, I hope this blog post helps answer those questions

I feel a new lease of life after the last month. I read a string of books featuring libraries or librarians which helped me see the parts of my job that I love again

“How can you be both asexual and gay?” It’s a good question! And the answer can be found in the split attraction model

April came with some backwards political lows. But I am hopeful for the year ahead

What does it mean to feel disabled? Here are some of my recent thoughts

An unedited thought stream on buses, the best form of transport

A month full of excitement! A book event, a new book release, and an ongoing project

February was filled with so many things I love, including some great books

The books I read and adventures I went on in January. Romances, author events, and new ventures

Up until this point, I haven’t really been using any sort of system to grant my book review ratings beyond a short text note I have on my phone with limited descriptions including “3 stars = it was okay”

So, it is time for change

In autumn 2024 I ventured on a few trips to cities around the UK. Having time away and visiting these characterful places was wonderful. And in each place, I naturally made time to visit their public libraries… and made notes