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Jordan Biro Walters

In 1938, an aspiring artist Agnes “Agi” Sims travelled to Santa Fe looking for lesbians. She had met some like-minded women in East coast artistic circles, but it was not until her trip to Santa Fe that she found a pl...

Juan Carlos Mezo González

Gay Print Culture explores the history of gay magazines published in Mexico, Canada, and the United States from the early 1970s to the mid-1990s. It traces the activists, editors, and artists involved in the production...

Paula Akpan

In When We Ruled, historian Paula Akpan takes us into the worlds of twelve powerful African queens and warriors,...

Padraig Rooney

In late January 1895, Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (Bosie) were attempting to escape the scandal of their affair and the harassment of Bosie’s father, the Marquess of Queensberry. The open secret of Wilde’s homosexuality had turned scandalous. The lovers travelled to Algiers for a spot of sex tourism, far from the limelight of Lon...