Love from outside the closet
“Coming out is a uniquely queer phenomenon.” Tomos Wyn deconstructs how a relationship can work whilst one person is in the closet.
Read more“Coming out is a uniquely queer phenomenon.” Tomos Wyn deconstructs how a relationship can work whilst one person is in the closet.
Read more“It’s important that sex work is not perceived through a narrow lens.” Tomos Wyn addresses a different side of the sex work industry which is often overlooked.
Read more”Y Dylluan Wen’ fits the textbook definition of literature.’Tomos Wyn reviews ‘Y Dylluan Wen’ and examines the corpus of Welsh literature more broadly.
Read more“Chapman is a storyteller and poet, with the ability to enchant those who hear her words”: Tomos Wyn reviews Tracy Chapman’s self-title debut album.
Read moreIn the latest instalment of Ask the Reader, some of Film and TV’s contributors tell us what series they have been watching to de-stress during the exam period.
Read more“Actually visiting bookshops allows us to engage with literature outside the scope of what’s popular”: Tomos Wyn fondly greets the return of bookshops in his native Wales.
Read more“This list fully encompasses the environments you may want to create.” Tomos Wyn discusses some of the best tracks to listen to this summer.
Read more“I do have faith – but how did that fit with the utter security I have in my identity as a Queer person?” Tomos Wyn lauds ‘The Book of Queer Prophets’ and its powerful collection of essays.
Read more“Publishing houses have whole departments dedicated to designing effective, and often beautiful, cover art.” Books and Visual Arts discuss the role that cover art plays in our reading experiences.
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