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"From the destruction of Sodom to the selling of Gay Street and from Tales of the City to The L Word, urban life and homosexuality have been made inseparable in Western culture. In this book, Julie Abraham investigates the evolution of this symbiotic relationship over the past two centuries, tracing how homosexuals have simultaneously become model citizens of the modern city and avatars of the urban." "Exploring the lives of prominent gay men and women, literary depictions of gay city life, classic works of urban theory, and the rhetoric of political reformers, Abraham challenges conventional…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2008University of Minnesota Press · 357 pages · 9780816638185
HistoryCity and town life in literatureHistory and criticismAmerican literatureCities and towns in literatureGaysHomosexualityHomosexuality in literature






