COLUMN | Football Is Crazy, Football Is Mad
I’m sorry to be a gay stereotype but football bores me senseless. I’ve never seen more than a few minutes of any sports match and I don’t intend to change […]
COLUMN | Unhappy Birthday
I did something sly and naughty this week. I kept a big secret. I wasn’t hanging around in a sauna in a skimpy towel, working my way through a selection […]
COLUMN | Dying to talk
I’m afraid that I’ve got some really bad news for you. I’m not usually so blunt but there’s something that I need to tell you. You’re going to die one […]
COLUMN | I’ve Got Love On My Grind
Sexual awakening in your youth shortly leads to identifying what qualities or traits you might like to see in a future partner. Around this time I used to revel losing […]
COLUMN | Gaying It Up The Marvel Comics Way
The Marvel Now initiative was launched with the specific aim of re-launching their entire line bringing fresh ideas and voices to familiar titles. Part of this was to bring diversity […]
COLUMN | Mary Mary
As a child my parents were occasionally like a composite of the characters in the sit-com “The Good Life”. Like Margot and Jerry Ledbetter, they were a teaming mass of […]
COLUMN | Fat On The Inside
I’ve never been a fan of exercise. I don’t suit Lycra, sweat just standing still and don’t like any activity that you can’t do and smoke a cigarette at the […]
COLUMN | Spring Cleaning
It’s that time of year when the sun shines (on and off) and we go to work on and off due to a string of bank holidays. If you’re anything […]
Is sex the glue to a relationship?
The usual scenario for guys connecting up is eye contact across a crowded room, or in a sauna or a street and so on. A quick glance up and down […]
COLUMN | North and South
It’s almost one year since I moved to London from the Midlands and it’s been an interesting experience. My friends fell into two camps. They were either horrified that I […]
COLUMN | 1967 And All That
I often feel such apathy when it comes to politics and I’m a little ashamed of this. We live in an age of complacency when we often feel that having […]