Zoe Coombs Marr investigates how the queer community has found strength in diversity and how hard life can be when you are criminalised and pathologised just for being your authentic self.

Zoë Coombs Marr examines the ways that queer people have had their identities defined and shaped, at first by others, but now increasingly by themselves.

Looks at how queer people jostled for space and representation, how communities united during the AIDS era, and the experiences and challenges of multicultural queerdom.