Lucy-Anne Holmes

Lucy-Anne Holmes is a British author, actress and campaigner. She is best known for founding the No More Page 3 campaign in 2012 to convince editors to cease publishing images of topless female glamour models on the third page of tabloid newspapers, for which the BBC recognised her as one of its 100 women in 2014. She lives in Hertfordshire with her partner and son. She grew up a Catholic and is now a Quaker.

Holmes has authored several books: ''50 Ways to Find a Lover'' (Pan, 2009); ''The (Im)Perfect Girlfriend'' (Pan, 2010); ''Unlike A Virgin'' (Sphere, 2011); ''Just a Girl Standing in Front of a Boy'' (Sphere, 2014), winner of the Romantic Novelists Association 'Rom Com of the Year 2015'; ''How To Start A Revolution'' (Transworld Digital, 2015) – described a how-to for making change happen, and the history of the No More Page 3 campaign; and ''Don't Hold My Head Down'' (Unbound, 2019) – a memoir about sex. In 2021, her ''Women on Top of the World: What Women Think About When They're Having Sex'', written after interviewing 51 women around the world, was published. Provided by Wikipedia