The world's leading magazine for LGBTQIA women and non-binary people.

DIVA magazine is the world’s leading magazine for LGBTQIA women and non binary people.

Part of DIVA Charitable Trust, DIVA magazine is also the force behind Lesbian Visibility Week and DIVA Awards,.

First published in 1994, DIVA is the world’s best-selling magazine for LGBTQIA women, spotlighting all that is fresh, funny, exciting, controversial and cutting-edge in our community.

DIVA brings you the latest in lesbian and bi related celebrity interviews, news, politics, pop culture, style, travel, social issues, entertainment and more.

We tackle the tough topics, like racism in the LGBTQIA community, mental health and the challenges facing queer youth, and also profile inspirational women who are making a difference to the lives of lesbian, bi and trans women.

DIVA Charitable Trust offers a range of platforms, delivering content relevant to the interests of LGBTQI women through print, digital, mobile and social.

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A rough breakdown of DIVA’s regular content:<div>Have a look at the magazine and website to familiarise yourself with our content. </div><div><br></div><div>To give you an idea…</div><div><b>– Diatribe: </b>Provocative opinion-pieces on issues of interest to readership;</div><div><b>– News features: </b>brief and in-depth;</div><div><b>– Cartoon strips: </b>British lesbian cartoonists always sought!;</div><div><b>– Digest: </b>We carry reviews and previews of films, music and books, written by our section editors (regarding books, we try to balance UK with international writers, and achieve coverage of literary and popular fiction and non-fiction in limited space. Books that are difficult to order or access in the UK are unlikely to receive reviews);</div><div><b>– Interview features: </b>With women of interest to the readership;</div><div><b>– Real life: </b>Interview-based features focusing on issues affecting the readership;</div><div><b>– Q&amp;A: </b>Short, interview-based profiles of faces to watch in a variety of fields;</div><div><b>– Fashion: </b>Redefining lesbian style – fresh angles always welcome!;</div><div><b>– British and foreign features: </b>articles on the following subjects and themes are always popular – relationships, sexuality, gender, ethical dilemmas, political activism, style and fashion, social trends, profiles of individual lesbians and bisexual women, spirituality, history, satire, sport;</div><div><b>– Scene coverage:</b> photos and vox pops with punters at lesbian venues, particularly outside London.</div><div><br></div><div>Please note that <b>DIVA does not accept unsolicited poetry or short stories.</b></div><div><br></div><div><b>Payment for articles will be discussed on an individual basis. </b>Where we’re able to, we pay in pounds sterling in the month of issue. We require invoices for all fees paid. Any other payment arrangements must be by prior agreement.</div>

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A rough breakdown of DIVA’s regular content:<div>Have a look at the magazine and website to familiarise yourself with our content. </div><div><br></div><div>To give you an idea…</div><div><b>– Diatribe: </b>Provocative opinion-pieces on issues of interest to readership;</div><div><b>– News features: </b>brief and in-depth;</div><div><b>– Cartoon strips: </b>British lesbian cartoonists always sought!;</div><div><b>– Digest: </b>We carry reviews and previews of films, music and books, written by our section editors (regarding books, we try to balance UK with international writers, and achieve coverage of literary and popular fiction and non-fiction in limited space. Books that are difficult to order or access in the UK are unlikely to receive reviews);</div><div><b>– Interview features: </b>With women of interest to the readership;</div><div><b>– Real life: </b>Interview-based features focusing on issues affecting the readership;</div><div><b>– Q&amp;A: </b>Short, interview-based profiles of faces to watch in a variety of fields;</div><div><b>– Fashion: </b>Redefining lesbian style – fresh angles always welcome!;</div><div><b>– British and foreign features: </b>articles on the following subjects and themes are always popular – relationships, sexuality, gender, ethical dilemmas, political activism, style and fashion, social trends, profiles of individual lesbians and bisexual women, spirituality, history, satire, sport;</div><div><b>– Scene coverage:</b> photos and vox pops with punters at lesbian venues, particularly outside London.</div><div><br></div><div>Please note that <b>DIVA does not accept unsolicited poetry or short stories.</b></div><div><br></div><div><b>At present there is no payment for content created for the website.</b></div>

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