Sapphic Non-Fiction - Panel Discussion

Sapphic Multi-Author Panel (Non-Fiction)
Date: 19th June 2025
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Queer Lit

Join us for an engaging evening of non-fiction writing at our Sapphic Multi-Author Panel, hosted by Emma Goswell and poet Amy King. This special event features a captivating discussion with authors who are leading the way in sapphic non-fiction literature.

Authors on the panel include:

• Elizabeth Lovatt – Thank You for Calling the Lesbian Line
• Roxy Bourdillon – What a Girl Wants

Discover the stories behind their powerful works and dive into a conversation about the significance of sapphic voices in non-fiction. Books will be available for purchase on the night, so you can take home your new favourite read!

About the Hosts:

• Emma Goswell is a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ representation and an experienced broadcaster, known for her insightful commentary and dedication to queer issues. She brings a wealth of knowledge and a vibrant energy to every conversation, making her the perfect host for this sapphic non-fiction panel.

• Amy King is an accomplished poet and writer with a strong voice in LGBTQ+ literary circles. Her work spans poetry, essays, and non-fiction, often exploring themes of identity, self-discovery, and queer expression. Amy’s dynamic approach to language and storytelling makes her an ideal host for discussions on sapphic literature.

The Authors

• Roxy Bourdillon is an acclaimed writer and journalist, best known for her work with Diva Magazine. As an outspoken advocate for women’s rights and queer visibility, Roxy’s writing shines a light on important aspects of sapphic identity and culture. Her book What a Girl Wants offers an honest and often humorous exploration of modern queer women’s experiences.

• Elizabeth Lovatt is a writer and advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility. In her work Thank You for Calling the Lesbian Line, Elizabeth delves into the lived experiences of queer women, offering a candid and often humorous look at navigating identity, love, and life in the modern world. Elizabeth's work is both empowering and relatable, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs of sapphic experiences.

This is a perfect opportunity for anyone interested in queer non-fiction and sapphic experiences, offering a unique look at life, identity, and self-expression through a non-fiction lens.