ISSUE FOUR
Headless Friends is a digital magazine for creative queers with strange brains. This is a safe space where we explore the intersections of creativity, mental health and queer culture.
Our fourth issue is a particularly reflective one. In this collection of four new articles, I celebrate a shared milestone with Cecilia Righini from Studio Lutalica, reflect on how my career has become increasingly queer over the past five years, and share all of the best things I watched and read in 2025.
Interview: Cecilia Righini, Founder of Studio Lutalica
Studio Lutalica recently turned five years old - and so did Headless Greg. To celebrate our shared milestone, founder Cecilia Righini joined me for a chat about what it takes to build a value-driven design studio.
Queering My Career
To mark five years since I launched Headless Greg, I’m looking back at how my career has become increasingly queer over the past half-decade. Embracing my identity has undoubtedly benefited my creativity.
The Best Things I Watched in 2025
Of the many, many lists I keep, my list of all the films and TV shows I watch is perhaps the most interesting. Featuring stories about queerness, mental health and friendship, this is a round-up of the best things I watched in 2025.
The Best Things I Read in 2025
After taking a wee while off to doomscroll on social media, I am officially back in my bookworm era. Here, I discuss why it can be hard to reignite a reading habit and share six of my favourite books from the past 12 months.
PAST ISSUES
Issue Three of Headless Friends delves into themes of pride, prejudice and play. This collection of four new articles looks at a range of interlinked topics, including building safe spaces, the weight of words, how play benefits the brain, and alternative forms of activism.
And as an extra special, festive treat, this issue also feature The Headless Gift Guide - a list of my favourite small shops.
