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Amelia Abraham

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Writer/ editor. Sometimes @guardian @BritishVogue @dazed etc. Author of Queer Intentions (Picador), and We Can Do Better Than This (Vintage)
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Tim Walker Hopes You See Yourself in “Fairyland,” His Love Letter to the Queer Community

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By Amelia Abraham Verified
| W Magazine Verified
'Joe Sweeney as Fairy King,' 2022. Photographed by Tim Walker Photographer Tim Walker is sitting in his airy East London studio, flipping through one of the many photo books of his fashion imagery. The pictures are quintessentially Walker: models frolicking through the English countryside in couture, sets reminiscent of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, and portraits made through his uniquely whimsical and theatrical lens.
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Talk less, listen more and six other top tips on giving good advice

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By Amelia Abraham Verified
| Yahoo Life UK Verified
Do they actually want my advice? "Often, when people approach you for advice, they just want to talk about how they feel," says Annalisa Barbieri, advice columnist for the Guardian for almost 20 years. For example, you might vent to a friend about your awful boss, and if they're shocked it could confirm you're being treated badly.
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Is London nightlife so back?

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By Amelia Abraham Verified
| Dazed Magazine Verified
It’s a little after 1am in February, and things have escalated. I had no intention of going to Lost, London’s most talked-about club of the last six months, but a convincing friend swayed my course. Other friends will be there, but I may never find them inside: my phone will be locked in a pouch on entry, as per the club’s no-phones policy. The door person holds out a card machine: £30. Jesus, I think.
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