To celebrate Pride Month we are highlighting some LGBTQIA+ ebooks recently acquired by University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives. The titles cover language and linguistics, literature, culture and media, politics and history, and span topics such as early modern verse, gaming, gay print culture, Nigerian literature, a history of trans activism in Britain, and lesbian camp in American popular culture.
Please contact us at eresources@lib.cam.ac.uk if you have any questions about the ebooks in our collections.
Please see below for a list of the titles (click the titles/links to view the iDiscover records):
- A body made home : they Black trans love
- A Feminist, Queer Adventure Line : How Digital Games Create Radical Spaces
- Black Queer Flesh : Rejecting Subjectivity in the African American Novel
- Deviants and Trailblazers : A History of Trans Activism in Britain
- Gay Print Culture: A Transnational History of North America
- Gender-Inclusive Language : Findings from 14 Languages and Open Research Questions
- Love and Degradation : Excessive Desires in Queer-Feminist Art
- Nothing Wanting : Asexuality and the Matter of Absence
- Queer Allusion : Poetic Connections from Wilde to Ginsberg
- Queer career : sexuality and work in modern America
- Queer contiguities of Nigerian literature
- Queer Making : On Artists and Desire in Medieval Europe
- Queer Possessions: Creative Criticism and Modern Irish Literature
- Raising the bottom : bounce music and Black queer performance in post-Katrina New Orleans
- Reading Queer Media in the German Speaking World : New Approaches to Print Sources
- Revolutionary Acts : Love & Brotherhood in Black Gay Britain
- Shattering the Self in Early Modern English Verse : Gender, Sex, and Queerness Beyond the Human
- Suffering Sappho! : Lesbian Camp in American Popular Culture
- Surviving the future : abolitionist queer strategies
- The black unicorn : poems
- The Routledge handbook of queer rhetoric
- Who’s afraid of gender?
- Writing Queer History
