Good As You

Paul Flynn's 'Good As You' traces the social, political and cultural shifts affecting gay men and women in Britain over the past fifty years.

The book combines personal stories, media analysis and historical events to show how visibility, rights and public attitudes evolved.

Flynn highlights key moments in LGBT activism and the changing representation of gay people in British society and popular culture.

The narrative balances reportage with reflection, aiming to make the history accessible to general readers and those wanting context for contemporary debates.

Overall, it situates individual experiences within broader transformations in law, media and everyday life.