Great magazine
Always has the best stories for lesbian community
Reviewed
April 9, 2022
DIVA Magazine
Thank you for giving us all a voice in the media. Keep putting out great journalism!!
Reviewed
April 28, 2020
DIVA Magazine
Great content.
Reviewed
February 24, 2020
Free sample!
I love a free sample (especially when it's full of queer women)
Reviewed
April 11, 2019
Calling all queer women!
Great monthly mag, diverse and reflective of the community – particularly important as a bi woman.
Reviewed
April 11, 2019
#LWithTheT
Great magazine! Supportive of the trans community <3
Reviewed
April 11, 2019
#LWithTheT
Highly recommended, especially as DIVA have been so clear on their support for trans and nb communities.
Reviewed
April 11, 2019
Be part of the LGBT+ community
DIVA is a great way to be a part of the community – even if geographically, you don't feel like you alway are.
Reviewed
April 11, 2019
Coming back to DIVA
I'll always remember the first time I bought a copy of DIVA magazine.
I was around 15 years old and sheepishly grabbed it from the top shelf (sadly still the case in some shops today...) and snook it home to read in the safety of my bedroom. After that, I lost touch with the magazine for a little while, but – in the last couple of years – I've come back to it and I can honestly say it feels like "home", or (in a less cliched sense) like I'm actively being part of the LGBT+ community by reading its pages.
Reviewed
April 11, 2019
Great magazine for queer women
I love this magazine. It's aimed at bisexual women as well as lesbians and I was pleased to find an article on pansexuality in one issue. As a pan woman I often feel like things with lesbian content isn't "for" me, but I don't find that with Diva. It has a wide range of articles focusing on all kinds of topics, often politics and feminism as well as pop culture and other lighter topics. To improve, it could do with more focus on trans women and non binary people.
Reviewed
June 3, 2017
I love DIVA
This is a great magazine. I love it.
Reviewed
January 22, 2015
...more diversity needed
It just upsets and annoys me that women of colour are constantly made to seem invisible in LGBT+ communities through the constant lack of representation in media outlets. We do exist and we deserve to be represented in lesbian magazines.
Reviewed
December 18, 2014
Not your ordinary women's magazine
Amazing how much they pack in every month... Politics, culture, lifestyle, fashion, scene, travel. Ordinary women get as much of a look-in as celebs, which makes a nice change. Varied content aimed at satisfying our diverse community. I'm bi and there's more "for me" in DIVA than any other magazine (straight or queer) that I can think of.
Reviewed
August 23, 2013
one of a kind
Diva is quite literally one of a kind, it's the only nationwide UK lesbian magazine. It's the 'sister publication' of GayTimes and is aimed at lesbians (and bisexual women) in The United Kingdom and also in Europe. It has a diverse range of articles from gardening tips to TV features, from clubbing guides to fashion features. Although Diva is fairly good many of its readers feel disgruntled that it appears to be aiming at too wide an audience.
Reviewed
November 23, 2012
Good magazine
The columnists are very good and it keeps you up to date with many events nationwide. It contains travel and technology information as well as stories about different people and interviews with different LGBT and straight celebs. Definitely worth investigating if you're lesbian or a bisexual woman as it's nice to know you're not alone.
Reviewed
November 8, 2012
Diva Mag
I like a magazine to be full of interesting articles, stories and tips etc on the subjects featured. I did not find this as such in this magazine. It is not a magazine for Bisexual women and its viewpoint is directed at Lesbians. Which is ok but it would better if it featured articles directed at those in the middle of the sexuality range-Bisexuals.
Reviewed
July 9, 2012