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,^[1] for which the BBC recognised her as one of its 100 women in 2014.^[2] She lives in Hertfordshire with her partner and son.^[3] She grew up a Catholic and is now a Quaker.^[4]

Holmes has authored several books: 50 Ways to Find a Lover (Pan, 2009);^[5] The (Im)Perfect Girlfriend (Pan, 2010);^[6] Unlike A Virgin (Sphere, 2011);^[7] Just a Girl Standing in Front of a Boy (Sphere, 2014), winner of the Romantic Novelists Association 'Rom Com of the Year 2015';^[8][9] 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;^[10] and Don't Hold My Head Down (Unbound, 2019) – a memoir about sex.^[11] 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.^[12]