Writing by Mel Reeve

Interview with Scene Magazine about the Bi History project

The LGBTQ+ heritage trail of Glasgow I helped create with Glasgow Women’s Library as featured in The Guardian

Winner of the Glasgow Women's Library Bold Types short story competition

Chosen as one of YWCA's 30 Under 30 2020

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You can now read my contribution to the Her Century online!

I wrote about why I feel connnected to Artimesia Gentileschi and what her art means today for Tabloid Art History vol 2

I wrote about the enduring appeal of Artemisia Gentileschi and how we treat her as an artist, woman, and survivor for The Skinny

I wrote about Petal and Soccer Mommy for Issue 2 of Goldflakepaint

I wrote about the new Mitski album and what we expect from artists in terms of truth and performance for the Issue 1 of GoldFlakePaint 

Facebook event

I wrote about running the @bihistory instagram for Autostraddle

Reading at the Edinburgh Book Fringe event for Monstrous Regiment’s The Bible anthology

You can read my short story ‘Chromatography’ in 404 Ink’s latest edition of their lit mag

A few pics from the successful launch event for the first edition of Monstrous Regiment’s new lit mag

You can read my short story ‘In Colour’ in Monstrous Regiment’s new lit mag

Persephone Was Late is a pamphlet of original poetry and prose b y Mel Reeve. It considers themes of power, growth, and identity against the backdrop of the natural world.