
July 2025
Kits off for queer liberation
Ryan Cahill speaks to queer activists baring all in a 2025 throwback to Gay Times’ cult classic ‘Naked Issue’
July 2025
Ryan Cahill speaks to queer activists baring all in a 2025 throwback to Gay Times’ cult classic ‘Naked Issue’
July 2025
In this exclusive extract from Anastasiia Fedorova’s debut book Second Skin, the author ruminates on the communal power of post-lockdown fetish culture.
July 2025
For her monthly column, P. Eldridge reflects on friendship’s watchful eye, the scrutiny of trans love, and the right to choose – even imperfectly.
Remembering Layleen Polanco, and fighting for a more just future
July 2025
We've resurrected a beloved issue from the magazine archives, reimagined in bold, 2025 fashion
June 2025
London Dyke March’s organisers share their plans, dreams and inspirations with Emily Cameron over coffee at La Camionera.
June 2025
Amid ongoing failures of the healthcare system, the trans community is finding innovative fundraising solutions.
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In the first instalment of her new monthly column for Gay Times, writer P. Eldridge confronts the maddening notion of “posturing” to be desired.
In an exclusive chat with GAY TIMES, Soni talks about his BAFTA-nominated documentary that spotlights a trans forest guard's relationship with their family and nature.
For our latest issue, we’re looking at alternative visions of Pride – stripped of the glitter, but with renewed radical intentions.
Want to plan a protest? Here's how
Disclaimer: this may or may not be serious!
Jake Hall explores homonormative forces in the queer community, pointing to how they bypass opportunities for coalition-building
In this personal essay, one writer explores the music festival as a liminal space where (seemingly) cis-het men feel free to explore queerness
PSA: Trans lives are not an experiment, and caricaturing transness has real-life consequences
In the name of journalism, writer Chanté Joseph goes on a journey to unpick her biases against polyamory, to unexpected results
Heterosexuality scholar Asa Seresin – the author of a certain viral 2019 essay that acted as the big bang for heterofatalist online discourse – makes the case for a re-read of straight culture
Queer people are used to being the butt of the joke – let’s make it heteronormativity’s turn