ISSUE 10

PUNK

Queer Body Power, Cover Star Essie Dennis' Call To Punk

Editor’s Letter: Issue 10 PUNK

Features Editor Meadbh dives into the new Issue

Maedbh Pierce

Portrait photo of Marqueza. They wear a silver headpiece with pearls dripping down. Their hair is black and blue and styled in a wet look on the fringe and the rest falls on their shoulders. They are wearing a pearl bralet and jeans with turquoise feather detail. Their fingers are half painted silver and they have long pointy nails. They have tattoos and wear minimal makeup with a peach lipstick. Their right hand is bent upward towards their face and hand open as if holding the neck. Their left arm rests on their left leg, fingers splayed open. The backdrop is a plain pale blue with a water like print on it.

Gender-fluid and Genre-fluid Experimentation

Making queer joyful music and living the sci-fi dream with Marqueza

Lucy Everett

The Chemsex Conundrum: Investigating Fetish, Kink, & Drugs

As Lana del Rey describes in one of her songs, some angels look to get f*cked hard

Irving Olvera

Emo Punk is Queer, We Have Receipts and a Playlist

Let’s get EMOtional: Essay

Vaneet Mehta

Queer People in Chronic Pain Still Want to Get Laid

Sexuality educator Margo M Maes talks wanting to get laid while tackling chronic pain

Margo M Maes

Aqua blue balloon type on a medium green-blue background spelling out the word 'Thrive'

‘Yeah, I’m Bi… And?’ – Coming Out As A Parent In A ‘Straight’ Relationship

Andy Judd talks through his experiences of coming out as a bi dad with a wife

Andy Judd

From out of frame, two large sets of femme-coded hands reach vertically to the middle ground, stabilising two brown-skinned, black-haired individuals. Daisies and purple, belled flowers bloom, aching towards a foreground homed sun.

Rachel Krantz’ Memoir Is A Howl For Healing Hearts

Beautiful, radical and necessary, and for the Punk Issue, the non-normative, the subcultural – hooch.

Maedbh Pierce

Portrait colour photo of Parma Ham. They are stood staring and facing the camera front on. They have their iconic big blonde and black mohican hair. They wear long black leather gloves, a red leather kilt skirt and a huge silver metal chain around their neck and waist. They have their chest bare and are wearing black and red trousers underneath the skirt. They have pale foundation and red and black eye makeup with dark lipstick. The backdrop is plain.

Disrupting the Music Scene, The Queer Punk Movement and Constantly Reinventing

We talk all things punk with creator, performer and artist Parma Ham

Lucy Everett

Landscape colour photograph of the three performers on the stage. They are all sat on chairs with their legs to their left and crossed over and leaning back. Mzz Kimberley is on the far left wearing a headscarf, black jeans, top and boots. Her expression is smiling widely. In the middle is Ebony Rose Dark they are holding up an empty golden picture frame which frames their face. They wear an all in one gold jumpsuit and matching boots. They have flowers in their hair. Finally, Felix is on the far right of the photo and is wearing velour tracksuit trousers and a sleeveless crop top. The stage is plain and lit up with a combination of orange, pink, purple and blue lighting.

Transpose JOY: Pit Party

Rainbow dancing cocks, tantalising twerking and pure queer joy

Lucy Everett

illustration of a person tattooing another persons back

Tat-two Genders Or More: Queer Ink To Watch Out For

We take you through 5 queer tattooists breaking boundaries with their ink

Maddie Jones

Meet The Hairy Fairy Tuttii Fruittii Beauties

We get the scoop from the team at queer-friendly hair collective, Tuttii Fruittii

Maddie Jones

The Sweet Sweet Taste and Sounds of Musician Kile J

Using music and creativity as therapy and healing

Lucy Everett

ISSUE 10

PUNK

Queer Body Power, Cover Star Essie Dennis' Call To Punk

FEATURED ARTICLES

Putting The Art in Party: How Queer Photographer Romain Berger Is Shocking France

A Very Queer Second Encounter with Bee Illustrates

Where Are All The Queer Black Lovers?

Editor’s Letter: Issue 10 PUNK

Gender-fluid and Genre-fluid Experimentation

The Chemsex Conundrum: Investigating Fetish, Kink, & Drugs

Emo Punk is Queer, We Have Receipts and a Playlist

Queer People in Chronic Pain Still Want to Get Laid

‘Yeah, I’m Bi… And?’ – Coming Out As A Parent In A ‘Straight’ Relationship

Rachel Krantz’ Memoir Is A Howl For Healing Hearts

Disrupting the Music Scene, The Queer Punk Movement and Constantly Reinventing

Transpose JOY: Pit Party

Tat-two Genders Or More: Queer Ink To Watch Out For

Meet The Hairy Fairy Tuttii Fruittii Beauties

The Sweet Sweet Taste and Sounds of Musician Kile J