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Faber signs social history of queer Britain podcast producers Tash Walker and Adam Zmith
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Faber is to publish a social history of queer Britain, by writers Tash Walker and Adam Zmith, which will hit shelves in 2025.
Inspired by the authors’ award-winning podcast The Log Books, the book is based upon the archives kept by the LGBTQIA+ helpline Switchboard since 1974.
Commissioning editor Mo Hafeez acquired UK & Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada, audio) from Sophie Lambert at C&W.
Publication is currently scheduled for autumn 2025. “The organisation has entrusted Tash and Adam with the stories contained within these archives – stories which are by turns joyous, intimate, sensuous and heart-rending.
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Penelope Wilton and Luke Evans star in camp comedy Backstairs Billy – review
Picture the scene: against a backdrop of political turmoil, a cost of living crisis and constant public sector strikes, we find ourselves – perhaps surprisingly not in the present day – but instead in 1979, with the UK about to elect its first female prime minister in what will eventually prove to be a seismic shift in British politics. Inside Clarence House, however, it’s business as usual; The Queen Mother (Penelope Wilton) is entertaining the usual quirky parade of guests, ably supported by her favourite page Billy (Luke Evans).
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