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Simon Avery
Simon Avery writes across a wide range, from the chills of Great British Horror 4 to detailed studies of Victorian literary figures. He has edited Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning Vol 3 and also penned Sex, Time and Place.
Sex, Time and Place
Synopsis
This collection significantly broadens the understanding of 'queer London studies' by integrating diverse perspectives from social history, cultural geography, visual culture, and ethnography. It features essays from international scholars and emerging voices, exploring topics such as activist communities, AIDS, art, digital archives, drag, lesbian Londons, bohemianism, sex reform, and queer Black history. Moving beyond existing literature that often focuses on white gay men, this book reflects the current state of a vital and expanding field.