United Queerdom is a thing of beauty. Dan Glass has penned a memoir that pulsates with existential rage, solidarity, and tactical hope.

Amin Ghaziani, author of There Goes the Gayborhood?

This exuberant book by one of the UK's most imaginative queer activists is infused with joy, love, fury, passion and hope. Its stories of struggle and change celebrate the power of protest to fight injustice and confront prejudice and discrimination and offer inspiration to future generations of activists. A wonderful read.

Andrea Cornwall, co-editor of Women, Sexuality and The Political Power of Pleasure

For anyone tipping their toe into activism for the first time, or those who wish to expand and deepen their understanding, Dan Glass's provides a fun but critical and ultimately loving approach to understanding ourselves and the world around us.

Ashley Joiner, Director of Queercircle

Dan has put together a vital handbook for us queers, teaching us how to use queer history, rage, hope and humour as tools to fight for queer liberation.

Daniel Norman, Voices4 London

A joy ride, albeit a very serious one.

David William Foster, Arizona State University

With a raw, deeply personal clarity, Dan Glass articulates a rallying call that none of us can be free until all of us are free. This powerful memoir hands the megaphone to those who need it most. As we hear from those who have been beaten, deported and marginalised by bigotry, patriarchy and fascism across the planet, Glass's writing fills our hearts and souls with what he calls “queer rage”. This is people power in action. It will help us change the world.

Matt Beard, Executive Director for 'All Out'