Book interview: From identity struggles to a love letter to queer community

The charismatic model Jack Guinness tells Hannah Stephenson about the mental health challenges he's faced and why he is entering a new phase in his life
Book interview: From identity struggles to a love letter to queer community

Jack Guinness: “I’m really proud of where I am now with my family.” Picture: Anthony Harvey/Getty Images

Sat, 24 Jul, 2021 - 14:00
Hannah Stephenson, PA

  • The Queer Bible
  • edited by Jack Guinness
  • Harper Collins, £20

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