ISSUE 7 OUT NOW

FEATURE

What it’s Like to be a Second Generation Queer

“A lot of people expect that if you have LGBTQ parents they are definitely going to accept you, and that’s not always the case.”

TRENDING

A woman of colour smiles as another woman kisses her on the cheek.

Queering the Conversation: Growing up in the UAE

Contributor

Nithila shares a new perspective on LGBTQ+ communities in the Middle East

Colour photograph of Polartropica. They are stood outside surrounded by trees and plants. They have long turquoise hair with a fringe. They wear a crop top and layered skirt co-ord outfit in pastel pink. They have winged eyeliner and a peach lip stick on. They are side on and their arm is wrapped around them as they turn to look back at the camera.

Dreamy escapes, disco balls, and diversity within the community

Lucy Everett

Interview with musician Polartropica

Author of the piece Joe stands in a garden with his two mums. He is a small child. In one of their arms is his sister. The photo is slightly grainy—it is clearly the mid 90s.

What it’s Like to be a Second Generation Queer

Joe Von Malachowski

“A lot of people expect that if you have LGBTQ parents they are definitely going to accept you, and that’s not always the case.”

ARTICLES

Love without Disclaimers

Bella Cox

Unicorn’s Bella Cox talks about performing queer poetry and her audience’s reaction

Letter From The New Editors of Unicorn

Lucy Everett

Joe and Maddie introduce us to Issue 7: Voices

Jackson Bird and the Voice of Honesty

Prishant K Jutlla

Jackson Bird tells us the story of his career as an openly trans YouTuber and writer.

On a black background with small white pixel dots sit three pixelated box illustrations, each box has a question mark inside with a neon colour offset of blue, purple and pink

Sword Fights & Sea Sponges: Chatting Game Narratives with Ed Stern

Maddie Jones

Maddie sits down for a cuppa with narrative designer and proud ‘Dad Bod Dad’, Ed Stern

stylised illustrations of pan people from around the world, drawn in black and white cartoon-style with splashes of the pan flag colours: pink, yellow and blue.

Pan-Continental: Visible Everywhere

Maddie Jones

Unicorn chats to proud pan folks from all around the globe

A young woman wearing colourful make-up blows bubblegum while listening to music on her headphones.

Bubblegum And Laser-Beams: Welcome to The Sound of Hyperpop

Beck Lowe

Beck takes us on a tour of hella queer hyperpop

TS IDIOT collage, Tom is dressed as a ghost, in a sheet with two holes cut for eyes. The background is a faded inverted colour cityscape, a large Pac Man ghost looms, the red ghost - Blinky.

Keep the punk spirit with artist T.S. Idiot

Lucy Everett

Expressing queerness, humour and playful protesting

How Building a Space for Bi Men Helped Me Find My Own Voice

Gabriel Novo

Staff writer Gabriel Novo talks to podcast host Rob Cohen about representation, New York City, and bi porn stars.