Titlebook: Queer Domesticities; Homosexuality and Ho Matt Cook Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 Gay.Home.

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Domestic Passions: Unpacking the Homes of Charles Shannon and Charles Rickettsroundings, were to be ‘left in their tower overlooking the fat meadows of the Stour, among the peacock bowers and ilex [holly tree] shade of their field, at peace to raise castles of canvas and weave tapestries in paint’.

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Queer Interiors: C.R. Ashbee to Oliver Fordunderscored the developing association between queerness and a flair for interior styling, but I argue here that this assodation could mean very different things personally and politically. The chapter is in three distinct parts — looking at the pre-World War I, the interwar, and then the post World

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Joe Ackerley’s ‘Family Values’ a while in Little Venice, another literary queer enclave in the interwar period and about half an hour’s walk from Ives in Adelaide Road. The men were linked too by a deep but complex investment in families and family-like relationships. While Ives committed his thoughts on the ‘private’ realm of t

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Remembering Bedsitterland: Rex Batten, Carl Marshall and Alan LouisDulwich which he shared with John until his death in 1994. The novel, he told me then, was 90 per cent autobiographical.. Alan Louis (1932–2011) got in touch with me after I advertised for project participants with older gay men’s groups in London, and I interviewed him in 2010 in the common room of

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Homes Fit for Homos: Joe Orton’s Queer Domesticy felt terrible isolation.. There was nevertheless a sense of things changing.. The 1950s and 1960s saw a determined push for homosexual law reform voiced in film and literature, in some landmark sociology (like Michael Schofield’s), in the work of the Homosexual Law Reform Society (from 1958), and

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‘Gay Times’: The Brixton Squatters gay centre he mentions opened in squatted premises just along the street at 79 Railton Road in the same year. Nine more houses were subsequently squatted on Railton Road (between 153 and 159) and the parallel Mayall Road (between 146 and 152), and were home for between 50 and 60 men for anything from a week to almost ten years.