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A nineteenth century illustration of a pile of books and scrolls. There is a quill resting in a pot of ink and a printing press. The background is a vibrant green colour.

Radical Reads 2024

Administrator

As 2024 draws to a close, the History Workshop editors choose a new selection of Radical Reads - all of which have inspired, emboldened and comforted us during another tumultuous year.

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Bad Gays

Rosa Campbell, Ben Miller & Huw Lemmey

What can the stories of complicated, even evil, gay lives tell us about queer history? Ben Miller and Huw Lemmey discuss.

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