Welcome to the Autumn Edition of Jack The Lad, the UK’s most original queer quarterly, 166 pages packed with an unforgettable mix of intimate storytelling, striking photography, and vibrant queer culture.
Our 47th Issue features interviews with independent singer-songwriter (and cover star) Jack Hawitt ahead of his upcoming debut album 'How Much Further To Paradise', as well as the co-creator of 'The Gallifrey Cabaret' Reece Connolly, celebrating five years of bringing Doctor Who to the stage through unique, camp, community-driven performance.
Our photographer galleries highlight the power of raw artistry from choreographer Trey McIntyre who created a pop-up studio in an old bus depot during lockdown to create a captivating collection that explores truth, intimate vulnerability, and the unadorned physical form. You’ll also find the return of Studio 71 who invite you into the locker-room for an athletic, erotically charged series ‘The Boxer Boys’ bringing their trademark intimate and moody photographic style to another unique collection of fit male models.
A massive 20-page gallery relives the electric joy and unity of this years Pride in London, whilst photographer Nicolas Chinardet takes his camera into the heart of London’s electrifying club-culture for his gallery ‘Only Fans’.
Closing this Issue is digital fitness creator Jack Niko, stripping back his online persona for his first-ever underwear shoot as part of our regular 'My Style' feature from photographer Tom Dingley.
Unapologetic, authentic, and alway essential reading—it’s time to dive under the covers and celebrate the very best of cutting edge queer culture with Jack The Lad.
Welcome to the Autumn Edition of Jack The Lad, the UK’s most original queer quarterly, 166 pages packed with an unforgettable mix of intimate storytelling, striking photography, and vibrant queer culture.
Our 47th Issue features interviews with independent singer-songwriter (and cover star) Jack Hawitt ahead of his upcoming debut album 'How Much Further To Paradise', as well as the co-creator of 'The Gallifrey Cabaret' Reece Connolly, celebrating five years of bringing Doctor Who to the stage through unique, camp, community-driven performance.
Our photographer galleries highlight the power of raw artistry from choreographer Trey McIntyre who created a pop-up studio in an old bus depot during lockdown to create a captivating collection that explores truth, intimate vulnerability, and the unadorned physical form. You’ll also find the return of Studio 71 who invite you into the locker-room for an athletic, erotically charged series ‘The Boxer Boys’ bringing their trademark intimate and moody photographic style to another unique collection of fit male models.
A massive 20-page gallery relives the electric joy and unity of this years Pride in London, whilst photographer Nicolas Chinardet takes his camera into the heart of London’s electrifying club-culture for his gallery ‘Only Fans’.
Closing this Issue is digital fitness creator Jack Niko, stripping back his online persona for his first-ever underwear shoot as part of our regular 'My Style' feature from photographer Tom Dingley.
Unapologetic, authentic, and alway essential reading—it’s time to dive under the covers and celebrate the very best of cutting edge queer culture with Jack The Lad.
