Samuel Sims

A piece for my Metro column to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month all about how we shouldn't be complacent. Published 1st Feb 2023.

I write about my battle with OCD in the latest piece for my Metro Column. Published 18th Jan 2023.

This week's column for Metro all about my modelling career so far and specifically a kerazy job I did recently wearing a red-carpet dress around London. Published 3rd Jan 2023.

Latest piece for my Metro column about how safe Christmas makes me feel. Published ends of Dec 2022.

I wrote a piece for Lacuna Voices about how damaging the GBF trope is, both in pop culture and real life. Published Dec 2022.

I wrote another piece about how much I love classic Tomb Raider and Lara Croft, this time specifically based on Tomb Raider 2 which is 25 this year. Published in Gaming mag, Nov 22.

I wrote a piece about my 'pigeon chest' for this week's Metro column.

For my Metro column, I wrote a piece about how Lindsay Lohan's comeback is a triumph for queer people like me.

For my first piece as a columnist for Metro, I wrote about cis-het male celebs wearing gender fluid clothing and that it actually will make life easier for LGBTQ+ people in the long run. Hate to say it, but it's true. Published October 2022.

I reviewed Ladies Unleashed at Hull Truck theatre for The Stage, October 2022

A piece for Metro about whether being a gay uncle will ever be enough. Published August 2022.

I wrote an opinion piece for The Quietus about one of my fave horror films, Dog Soldiers as it celebrates its 20th birthday. I write about how, as a queer person, its depiction of cis-heterosexual masculinity is very refreshing. Published June 2022.

I wrote a feature for Vice where I spoke about my own experiences of moving from a big city (London) to a smaller one (Hull), interviewing three others in the same position and an expert. Can LGBTQ+ feel safe outside of hubs like London?

An opinion piece for US publication, The Doe about how the myth that all gay people are rich has damaged our chances of becoming parents. Published March 2022.

A listicle for Flo, the world's leading period tracking app detailing self-care tips for LGBTQ+ people, complete with expert advice. Published March 2022.