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Our new Book of the Week is THE SUMMER BOY by Philippe Besson ⛱️Set on a scruffy resort island off the coast of France i...
19/06/2026

Our new Book of the Week is THE SUMMER BOY by Philippe Besson ⛱️

Set on a scruffy resort island off the coast of France in the summer of 1985, this lush, aching novel follows six teenagers - five boys and one girl - through one final season of sun, freedom, jealousy, desire and discovery before adulthood arrives.

Philippe is drawn to Nicolas, the quiet, melancholy new boy who seems both intensely close and somehow unreachable. But when tragedy strikes and Nicolas disappears, that summer - and the fierce emotions it awakened - will echo for a lifetime.

Beautiful, tender and devastating, The Summer Boy is an unforgettable meditation on youth, longing, innocence lost too soon and the love stories that stay with us forever.

The Summer Boy by Philippe Besson is Queerly’s Book of the Week.

Have you watched  ? Russell T Davies new drama has clearly hit a nerve - which is probably the point. Did you find it a ...
14/06/2026

Have you watched ? Russell T Davies new drama has clearly hit a nerve - which is probably the point. Did you find it a necessary wake-up call, or did it push too hard to make its point?

BOY FRIENDS by Kai Spellmeier is Queerly’s Book of the Week ☀️ A cosy, heartfelt seaside romance about best friends, sec...
12/06/2026

BOY FRIENDS by Kai Spellmeier is Queerly’s Book of the Week ☀️ A cosy, heartfelt seaside romance about best friends, secret feelings and the terrifyingly beautiful moment when everything changes.

Tender, funny and full of longing, Boy Friends is a beautiful story about friendship, first love and finding the courage to close the space between who you are and what you feel.

Hacks stars Paul W. Downs & Meg Stalter for PAPER Magazine 📸
08/06/2026

Hacks stars Paul W. Downs & Meg Stalter for PAPER Magazine 📸

08/06/2026

Tip Toe continues tonight on Channel 4, and we asked the cast what being part of Russell T Davies’ hit show means to them ❤️

07/06/2026

Raising G**s is a brand new musical heading to London for Pride weekend 🎭 ‘It’s the stuff that dreams are made of,’ Micha Mirto says about debuting the show in the West End for Pride. Jordan Paul Clarke adds, ‘It feels like the perfect cure for your Pride hangover.’” Hear the full interview on our website or listen to Stage & Screen with Harvey Morton 🎧

07/06/2026

Director, writer and actor Celyn Jones chats MADFABULOUS starring Callum Scott Howells - the story of Henry Paget, 5th Marquis of Anglesey 🏳️‍🌈 In cinemas now 🍿 Hear the full interview on our website or on Stage & Screen with Harvey Morton 🎧

Nicholas Galitzine is He-Man 💪🏻 MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE is in cinemas now 🗡️
06/06/2026

Nicholas Galitzine is He-Man 💪🏻 MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE is in cinemas now 🗡️

Introducing our new web app. No downloads. No updates. Add it to your Home Screen and listen now 🎧 📻 🎶
06/06/2026

Introducing our new web app. No downloads. No updates. Add it to your Home Screen and listen now 🎧 📻 🎶

The Castle of Stories by Matt Cain is our new Book of the Week ☀️ A moving, sun-drenched and uplifting novel about love,...
04/06/2026

The Castle of Stories by Matt Cain is our new Book of the Week ☀️ A moving, sun-drenched and uplifting novel about love, family, old secrets and the stories that shape us.

When Adam inherits a crumbling farmhouse and castle in Tuscany, he leaves Manchester behind for the promise of a new life with his boyfriend Theo. But with Theo’s children unexpectedly joining them for the summer, rural bliss quickly becomes something much messier: heat, tension, hostile teenagers, resident lizards and a past that refuses to stay buried.

As Adam uncovers the secrets hidden in the castle walls, he begins to understand not only where he has come from, but what kind of family - and future - he might finally be ready to build.

Heartwarming, hopeful and full of q***r joy, 'The Castle of Stories' is a beautiful reminder that life rarely follows the plot we expected… but sometimes the next chapter is exactly the one we needed.

The Castle of Stories by Matt Cain is Queerly’s Book of the Week.

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