New queer drama ‘Tip Toe’ comes to Channel 4
The writer of 'It’s A Sin', Russell T. Davies, brings 'Tip Toe' to Channel 4 this year. Nonchalant got a sneak peek and a … View Post
Book Review: ‘Andromeda’ by E.S. McLeod
In this beautifully written retelling, McLeod enriches Andromeda's story by introducing a sapphic element to the canon of Greek mythology, creating a multifaceted tale … View Post
Poet Sophie Robinson on debut queer novel ‘Prairie Oyster’
Lauren Hurrell speaks with poet-turned-author Sophie Robinson on her debut queer novel, Prairie Oyster, an unflinching literary treatment of addiction and obsession. … View Post
Book review: ‘Prairie Oyster’ by Sophie Robinson
Sophie Robinson’s debut novel ‘Prairie Oyster’ navigates obsessive love and the quest for sobriety in the film and art worlds of New York, … View Post
Book review: ‘Love From the Pink Palace’ by Jill Nalder
For fans of the TV show, It’s A Sin, which is due to hit the stage in the form of a dance show … View Post
Book Review: ‘You Had To Be There’ by Jodie Harsh
In her memoir, You Had To Be There: An Odyssey Through Noughties London, One Night at a Time, we are granted the privilege to … View Post
Book review: ‘Zami: A New Spelling of My Name’ by Audre Lorde
This story gives a vivid account of Lorde’s life in 1950s America, as we follow her journey of self-discovery through the women who … View Post
Book Review: ‘The Safekeep’ by Yael Van Der Wouden
In The Safekeep, an interloper encroaches on Isabel’s lonely, housebound existence in the Netherlands post World War II, transforming her world irrevocably.… View Post
Book Review: ‘Bone Horn’ by Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain
Bone Horn is a hilarious, sexy and intelligent sapphic page-turner to curl up with this festive season. … View Post
Book Review: ‘Valencia’ by Michelle Tea
This autobiographical novel by American author, poet and arts organiser, Michelle Tea, chronicles a year in her life, aged 25 in 1995-96, documenting a tumultuous … View Post
Book review: ‘Rubyfruit Jungle’ by Rita Mae Brown
If you’ve ever felt unsure about your place in the butch/femme dichotomy as a woman-loving person, then Molly Bolt might be up … View Post
Interview: G Flip Drops New Third Album, ‘Dream Ride’
G Flip is ready to take fans into a new musical era with album number three: Dream Ride. Nonchalant caught up with G Flip … View Post
Why is women’s football so gay? The new documentary from MUNDIAL
A new film by MUNDIAL explores the impact of women’s football and why the gays are turbocharging the game from grassroots leagues up … View Post
Inside PROUD SOUND With MNEK: Uplifting Queer Voices in Music
We got to catch up with Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer MNEK on Day 2 of this year’s PROUD SOUND camp, the songwriting camp championing … View Post
Q&A With Author Grace Flahive on New Novel ‘Palm Meridian’
Looking for your next WLW read? We have the perfect summer adventure for you: a riotous lesbian gallivant through love and loss in a … View Post
Caroline Kingsbury: The Queer 80s Indie Pop Queen You Need to Know
Bringing larger-than-life ballads, 80s synths, Kate Bush-esque vocals and a shimmering aesthetic, Nonchalant Magazine speaks with indie-pop queen Caroline Kingsbury on Chappell Roan, the … View Post
Pre-rolled vs hand-rolled joints: settling the great debate
From customisation and consistency to cost, choosing between pre-rolled and hand-rolled joints all comes down to personal preference. … View Post
How to Survive a Lesbian Breakup and Find Your True Soulmate
While all relationships might share their same challenges and similarities, we can all probably admit that lesbian breakups are like no other. Enter Couple … View Post
Countless Sleepless Nights: Real-Life Coming-Out Stories from Around the World
Carina Maggar's book of diverse coming-out stories shares voices from around the world, showcasing the struggle of acceptance and the pursuit of living authentically.&… View Post
CMAT and Gossip deliver queer magic at BBC 6 Music fest in Manchester
We headed to the BBC 6 Music festival, hear all about CMAT and Gossip's performance.… View Post
Rachel Dawson’s joyously queer debut novel on community sparks hope
Rachel Dawson writes the empowering Welsh, socialist lesbian story against the backdrop of the miner’s strikes and Thatcher’s Section 28, in a celebration … View Post
London’s best queer festival – Body Movements is back
Body Movements returns on 3rd Feb 2024 at Queen's Yard. Don't miss it.… View Post
Gossip to headline BBC Radio 6 fest in iconic queer line-up with CMAT
Headliner Gossip, as well as CMAT and Amy Lamé are the queer stars in BBC Radio 6 festival's Friday line-up. Young Fathers and The Smile … View Post
On Railton Road: a story of queer squatting in 1970s Brixton
In 1970’s Brixton, the gay community was shaking up heteronormative ideals by defying the grounds of private property and the nuclear family. … View Post
In conversation with comedian and writer Soph Galustian
Meet Soph Galustian: born-and-bred Mancunian, talented queer comedian, actor, writer, and author. And most recently – Tiktok Lesbian impressionista!… View Post
Women’s Football World Cup 2023: everything you need to know
Alright, footy lovers, this World Cup is keeping us on our toes with bated breath. If you’ve not tuned in yet, here is … View Post
Lesbian cult classic ‘BOUND’ to hit the stage in 2023
Calling all queer theatre fans! Award-winning Vertigo Theatre Productions have announced the lead cast for the world premiere stage adaptation of the acclaimed 1996 neo … View Post
London’s best queer club nights for women and non-binary people
Nonchalant Mag's Lauren Hurrell gives us the top recs for inclusive queer club nights for women and non-binary people in London looking for a … View Post
The L Word Generation Q: Season 3
The L Word Generation Q is BACK with Season 3. Here is everything you need to know, plus where and when you can watch it.&… View Post
The Secret to Finding your Perfect Suit
One thing we love about autumn is it invites us into the perfect time for suit wearing. This could be in a casual capacity … View Post
Our 5 Favourite Cate Blanchett Movies and Roles
Our top five favourite Cate Blanchett movies and roles. One of our favourite award-winning actress.… View Post
Euphoria Season 2
At long last, the wait is over for Euphoria and Zendaya fans! Here is everything you need to know about Eurphoria season 2 and where … View Post
Film Review: Desert Hearts (1985)
Based on Jane Rule’s 1964 novel of a similar title, Desert Hearts is the queer women’s film you didn’t know you needed.&… View Post
Book Review: All The Things She Said by Daisy Jones
All The Things She Said is the book that queer, lesbian and bi women everywhere have been waiting for, and the proof is in … View Post
Rooftop Bars in London
Why not enjoy the city views from up high? Here are our picks of the best rooftop bars London has to offer.… View Post
Interview: Daisy Knatchbull, Founder of The Deck, Reshuffles The Art of Women’s Tailoring
Nonchalant chats to Daisy Knatchbull, founder of Savile Row's first women's-only tailor with a storefront, The Deck – home of the dream suit.… View Post
15 LGBTQ+ Musicians To Check Out On Spotify
15 LGBTQ+ musicians to refresh your Spotify playlists with some kickass motivation in anticipation for the end of lockdown.… View Post
Interview with Moonlight Experiences Founder Aisha Shaibu
Nonchalant chats in a Q&A with Aisha Shaibu, founder of LGBTQ travel company Moonlight Experiences, about preserving queer nightlife.… View Post
Interview With Illustrator Jenifer Prince
Nonchalant talks all things Happiest Season, coming out, girlfriends and gay longing in this Q&A with Brazilian lesbian illustrator Jenifer Prince… View Post
6 Queer Illustrators To Follow On Instagram
Instagram is a great place for artists and illustrators to connect and be re-shared instantly. Something immediately eye-catching might perfectly capture your mood on … View Post
