Eloquent, passionate and meticulously researched, Outrage is an essential read, whether you are LGBTQ+, an ally, or perhaps you don't know what the big deal is, but you want to see a kinder, more inclusive world. It is a sobering read, highlighting exactly how far we have to go for LGBTQ+ people to have true equality, but it is filled with stories of hope, practical advice and examples of the pioneers who are putting in the work. We've a long hard road ahead, but change is possible.

In Outrage, Ellen Jones delivers a searing and urgent look at the prejudice and danger the LGBTQ+ community continues to face in today's world. Despite growing visibility in mainstream culture, homophobic and transphobic violence, along with a rollback of rights, threaten the progress we’ve fought for.

Finding a voice to represent yourself in history or literature is no easy feat when you're neurodivergent or LGBTQ+. Alas, it has become easier, especially with so many in the communities eager and willing to spread the word. Dealing with the development and redundancies within the queer umbrella, Outrage is filled with an incredible pathos and determination. This book is a light in the dark. A must for anyone seeking to improve their understanding or allyship.