Front Lines is a collection of my trans-related journalism, essays and criticism written between 2007 and 2021. Presented with a new introduction about the British press and trans people throughout the 2010s, and short reflections on my writings about trans politics, media and culture, Front Lines includes plenty of published work, some of which was print-only or has since disappeared behind a paywall, as well as unpublished essays. Featured subjects include transphobia in the United Kingdom and abroad (especially in the former Soviet bloc), interviews with Janet Mock and McKenzie Wark, reflections on trans writers from Sandy Stone and Leslie Feinberg to Andrea Long Chu and Paul B. Preciado, reviews of books by Shon Faye, Jack Halberstam, Torrey Peters and Shola von Reinhold, and essays on how the trans and non-binary community might respond to the current assault on our rights and visibility.