So So Gay

This month So So Gay has gone global. Greg White tells us why you should know about French pop star Christophe Willem.

Jordan Mann takes a look at 5 LGBT people in power that are making a positive contribution to global equality.

Does the modern gay man need to live in a city to be happy and fulfilled? Or is the quieter life out of the big smoke enough? Pete Boon examines…

Jake Basford reveals why 'You Should Know About' The Gumshoe, The Witch, and The Virtual Corpse by Keith Hartman - funny, intellectual, and well-written

Why do some teenagers think it's okay to refer to anything they don't like as 'gay'? Pete Boon looks at casual homophobia amongst today's young people.

Editor-in-chief Lee Williscroft-Ferris finds little cause for celebration in the downfall of Cardinal Keith O'Brien.

Remember the ill-fated venture that was 'Eldorado'? Lee Williscroft-Ferris does, and he would like to try to convince you of the programme's merits.

Editor-in-chief Lee Williscroft-Ferris introduces the magazine's theme for the month ahead: So So Gay goes global.

Jon B provides a personal perspective on what future generations may reflect upon as our contribution to LGBT history.

Debacles from the past shed light on current ones, writes Alex Gabriel, and those running our society are captives of a bygone sexual zeitgeist.

Pride and prejudice: this LGBT History Month, Anthony Lorenzo explores four of our movement's lesser-known political figures.

Danny Baxandall loves many things. Just not love. Here's why...