Queering the Countryside

Explore the rich tapestry of rural queer experiences with Queering the Countryside by Colin R. Johnson, published in 2016. This groundbreaking book, comprising 277 pages, challenges the prevalent notion that queer identities are solely tied to urban environments. Instead, it presents a comprehensive collection of original essays that illuminate the diverse and vibrant queer desires flourishing in rural America.

Johnson's work is a vital contribution to the fields of gay and lesbian studies and sociology, offering a multi-disciplinary perspective that reveals the complexities of rural queer life. By confronting the assumptions that often marginalize these experiences, Queering the Countryside invites readers to reconsider what it means to be queer outside of the urban narrative. This title is not only an essential read for scholars and students but also for anyone interested in understanding the intersections of sexuality, identity, and place.