Do You Believe in Life After Loss?
Queer Stories of Loss, Hope and Resilience
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'For anyone who has experienced or is dealing with loss, I hope you find this book inspiring.'
This collection of queer experiences of loss, hope and resilience explores different aspects of loss, the challenges of these situations, but also how queerness might help people to navigate change and loss and the opportunities and hope that can arise when healing begins.
Exploring experiences of loss in all its forms - from bereavement and relationship breakups to loss of community, safety and identity - the book considers how queerness might help people to navigate change and loss and asks the question: do you believe in life after loss?
Curated by Andrew Flewitt and with contributions from psychotherapist Silva Neves throughout, the book features interviews with:
Nathaniel J. Hall - Zachary Tucker - Euan - Jamie Windust - Juno Roche - Vaneet Mehta - Luciana Cousin - Mendez - Theo Parsonson
This collection of queer experiences of loss, hope and resilience explores different aspects of loss, the challenges of these situations, but also how queerness might help people to navigate change and loss and the opportunities and hope that can arise when healing begins.
Exploring experiences of loss in all its forms - from bereavement and relationship breakups to loss of community, safety and identity - the book considers how queerness might help people to navigate change and loss and asks the question: do you believe in life after loss?
Curated by Andrew Flewitt and with contributions from psychotherapist Silva Neves throughout, the book features interviews with:
Nathaniel J. Hall - Zachary Tucker - Euan - Jamie Windust - Juno Roche - Vaneet Mehta - Luciana Cousin - Mendez - Theo Parsonson
- Published: May 21 2025
- Pages: 224
- ISBN: 9781805017707
Press Reviews
Matt Cain MBE, author of The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle and The Madonna of Bolton
Do You Believe in Life After Loss? has an engaging cast of characters, some gripping stories, and is written with intelligence, sensitivity and deep empathy. Although some of the subject matter may be harrowing, it's ultimately uplifting, making you realise that queerness is a privilege that can open up a pathway to brilliance.
Fox Fisher, Author of Trans Teen Survival Guide
A vital and much-needed exploration of grief within the LGBTQIA+ community. This book beautifully captures the unique challenges and triumphs of navigating loss while embracing one's authentic self. Do You Believe in Life After Loss? is a moving and essential contribution to the conversation and is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
Roxy Bourdillon, author of What A Girl Wants: A (True) Story Of Sexuality And Self-discovery and editor-in-chief of DIVA magazine
A moving and nuanced exploration of queer grief that stayed with me long after I finished reading it. Andrew writes about this confronting topic with engaging warmth and compelling honesty. This is a book about navigating profound pain, but it's also about the incredible power of queer resilience. Do You Believe In Life After Loss? is a gorgeous, thoughtful, useful book that's full of heart and hope.
