Introduction: British queer history – Brian Lewis
1. Politics and the reporting of sex between men in the 1820s – Charles Upchurch
2. Naturalism, labour and homoerotic desire: Henry Scott Tuke – Jongwoo Jeremy Kim
3. Bricks and Flowers: Unconventionality and queerness in Katherine Everett’s life writing – Mo Moulton
4. ‘A peculiarly obscure subject’: The missing ‘case’ of the heterosexual – Laura Doan
5. ‘These young men who come down from Oxford and write gossip’: Society gossip, homosexuality and the logic of revelation in the interwar popular press – Ryan Linkof
6. Thinking queer: The social and the sexual in interwar Britain – Matt Houlbrook
7. ‘I conformed; I got married. It seemed like a good idea at the time’: Domesticity in post-war lesbian oral history – Amy Tooth Murphy
8. Mr Grey goes to Washington: The homophile internationalism of Britain’s Homosexual Law Reform Society – David Minto
9. The homosexual as a social being in Britain, 1945–68 – Chris Waters
10. Films and filming: the making of a queer marketplace in pre-decriminalisation Britain – Justin Bengry
11. The cultural politics of gay pornography in 1970s Britain – Paul R. Deslandes
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Brian Lewis is Professor of History at Mc Gill University, Montreal