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Be still and know yourself
Matthew Drapper reflects on his life story as a gay Christian, and what led
him to write about his experiences
T
HE LETTER FILLED ME WITH horror, fear and most of all, determination.
I was standing in the hallway of the house I shared with seven housemates, beneath a framed black and white poster of Audrey Hepburn from Breakfast at Tiffany's, with the letter in my hand. I had waited over a month for an official response from the organisation, and it had finally arrived along with my phone bill and advertisements for local pizzerias. I read and re-read the short, curt paragraphs printed on cream paper as if I could change their meaning by staring at them.
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