Contents

1. Introduction–Richard Meyer And David Román

2. Why Does Charlotte Von Mahlsdorf Curtsy? Representations Of National Queerness In A Transvestite Hero–Jens Richard Giersdorf

3. Entre Nous: Between Claude Cahun And Marcel Moore–Tirza True Latimer

4. Caravaggio’s Rednecks–Scott Herring

5. “The Golden Age Of Gay Porn”: Nostalgia And The Photography Of Wilhelm Von Gloeden–Jason Goldman

6. Queer Plymouth–Deborah Bright And Erica Rand

7. The GLQ Archive: Aids Cluster: Twenty-Five Years, 1981–2006

8. Remembering Aids: A Reconsideration Of The Film Longtime Companion–David Román

9. Retroactivism–Lucas Hilderbrand

10. Video Remains: Nostalgia, Technology,

And Queer Archive Activism–Alexandra Juhasz

Books In Brief

11. Women With Mustaches And Men Without Beards: Gender And Sexual Anxieties Of Iranian Modernity by Afsaneh Najmabadi–Targol Mesbah

12. No Future: Queer Theory And The Death Drive by Lee Edelman–Carla Freccero

13. Modernism’s Masculine Subjects: Matisse, The New York School, And Post-Painterly Abstraction by Marcia Brennan–Frazer Ward

14. New Queer Cinema: A Critical Reader edited By Michele Aaron–Amy Villarejo

15. Curiouser: On The Queerness Of Children edited By Steven Bruhm And Natasha Hurley–Daniel Marshall

16. On Sexuality And Power by Alan Sinfield–Ashley Tellis

17. About The Contributors

Deborah Bright

Carla Freccero

Jens Richard Giersdorf

Jason Goldman

Scott Herring

Alexandra Juhasz

Tirza True Latimer

Daniel Marshall

Targol Mesbah

Ashley Tellis

Amy Villarejo

Frazer Ward

Erica Rand

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