I sat down with my internet friend to chat about creative encouragement, oversharing online and why we need to talk about grief.

if you are always following the flock, how will you ever gauge which direction you truly want to travel in? A personal essay about overcoming anxiety.

This prison-based drama employs queer thinking as it subverts stereotypes, unpicks masculinity and rethinks film-making.

I’ve dug out and polished another dusy old article from the Headless Greg archives. Looking at how I learnt to define and cope with my anxiety, this is the first essay I ever wrote about mental health.

I am finding more and more reasons to loathe Instagram rather than love it like I once did. Is it time to cut ties or can the relationship be reshaped into something worth saving?

It’s important to keep your brain well-fed with inspiration. I’ve put together a list of good films, books, articles and more to help keep your mind well-nourished.

Whether you relocate to a new city or jet off to the moon, you take the same mind - and ‘bad wolf’ with you. But that’s not a bad thing.

I sat down with one of my closest friends to discuss how to look after your brain while travelling, the importance of queer friendship and the power of storytelling.

Despite its almost entirely straight-male cast and famously straight-laced subject matter, this religious romp turned out to be a lot queerer than I expected it to be.

Since relocating to the UK’s second-biggest city, lots of people have asked me what made me want to live in Birmingham. Here is a long-form version of my answer.

Come with me on a journey through the Headless Greg archives. We’re travelling back in time to when I first started studying illustration at art school in Dundee.

Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year to support independent businesses! I’ve written a ‘nice list’ featuring 40 of my favourite small shops.