Anthony Delaney Talks Queer Georgians
Host of the hit podcast After Dark Anthony Delaney joins us to discuss his first book, Queer Georgians at Waterstones Argyle Street!
About Anthony Delaney Talks Queer Georgians
A look at the often-hidden lives of queer people in the Georgian world, through court documents, diaries, archives and other sources, Anthony's book is a fascinating work of restorative history, including resurfacing forgotten histories and offering radical reinterpretations of lives we already know.
Anthony will be discussing some of his favourite figures from the book, the work of research, and the work of restoration of queer history with Heather Parry, author of historical gothic Carrion Crow and nonfiction Electric Dreams, before signing copies of his book.
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