Lucy Morgan

@lucymorgan.bsky.social

Purpose Editor & Deputy Website Editor at GLAMOUR UK Views are my own. Sign our petition to Stop Image-Based Abuse here: https://www.change.org/p/deepfake-sexual-abuse-is-not-porn-demand-action-to-stop-image-based-abuse

I'll never really understand artists (writers included) who want to take shortcuts with their work. The joy is IN the work, isn't it? It's in the struggle and stretching and hammering. Anything that speeds up my writing is, I think, probably bad for it.

In my latest political profile I interviewed Justice Minister for VAWG Alex Davies Jones about Labour's plans to tackle male violence against women and girls. "Image-based abuse is just as serious as physical abuse": www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/alex...

Alex Davies-Jones: 'Image-based abuse is just as serious as physical abuse'

The Minister spoke to GLAMOUR about life in government, tackling male violence, and why she has no regrets for calling out Andrew Tate.

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Very excited to be publishing Cecile's brilliant book CTRL HATE DELETE in Spring 2025 - exploring how the manosphere and male supremacy went mainstream (as well as those fighting the anti-feminist backlash). In the meantime:

Lucy Morgan@lucymorgan.bsky.social · 2y ago

'Podcast bros have more political clout than ever – is this a warning for women's rights in the UK?' My latest commission for Glamour UK, written by the supremely intelligent and talented Cecile Simmons: www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/podc...

I don't know who needs to hear this, but if all you accomplish this weekend is reading a riveting novel cover-to-cover whilst drinking multiple kettles of tea and consuming a scandalous amount of croissants, then you will have accomplished more than enough.

'Podcast bros have more political clout than ever – is this a warning for women's rights in the UK?' My latest commission for Glamour UK, written by the supremely intelligent and talented Cecile Simmons: www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/podc...

Podcast bros have more political clout than ever – is this a warning for women's rights in the UK?

Mainstream “bro” podcasters are bringing previously fringe talking points to millions of men.

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