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Joe Conroy on his first novel In Out: 'An unhinged twink untethers himself from societyâs norms' (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)
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A lifelong reader and literary enthusiast, Joe Conroy’s first novel, In Out, will be released in October. It tells the tale of a nameless protagonist who abandons social norms in a bid to find freedom amid a melting pot of drink, drugs and sex. It’s a dark and compelling read set against the intensity of the Brexit referendum, and as the world seems to collapse around him, he too surrenders to his own chaos. Here, Attitude speaks to Liverpudlian Conroy about finding queer escape through urbanity
'Queer lives aren't just drama to entertain straight readers': Fruit Fly writer Josh Silver on reclaiming the gay narrative (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)
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Described by Russell T Davies as “tough and raw and merciless”, and by Jonathan Harvey as “a visceral triumph”, Josh Silver’s first adult novel, Fruit Fly, has become a queer literary sensation. Unflinchingly dark, brutally funny and deeply moving, it tells the tale of a burnt-out writer who decides to write a queer bestseller, exploiting the real-life experiences of a young gay man lost in the throes of addiction. Silver, a trained actor and mental health nurse, has previously written YA, but h
Special's Ryan OâConnell: 'I didnât let anyone f**k me for 10 years - now I really own my body' (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)
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Ryan O’Connell is the writer, director, actor and comedian behind Netflix sensation Special – a comedy-drama charting his experiences of living with cerebral palsy and his struggles after being hit by a car. Celebrated for his ability to find humour and heart in the midst of struggle, his storytelling is powerful. His latest collection of essays, Inspiration Porn, explores how his struggles have led to queer joy, tackling every aspect of his life from challenging family relationships, and bodily
Pride at National Theatre in London review: A rallying call remembering then and relevant now (opens the original)
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As you enter the sepia flooded Dorfman Theatre at the National Theatre, you are transported to the ’80s. As the audience enters to a soundtrack of Wham!, Pet Shop Boys and Madonna, a slideshow projects imagery from what feels like a time long ago: right wing politicians; anti-LGBT headlines; threats of nuclear war. And then it dawns: in 2026, these sentiments feel worryingly familiar. But then, more images: of transgressive punks, striking miners and Pride marches fighting back. There is always
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