
NYC's queer history is everywhere, but rarely is it visibly documented. This project is meant to map out and document the oft forgotten LGBTQ history of NYC in an accessible, visual format.
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Spoon-fed dinner at La Nouvelle Justine, photo via IMAGO/UPI Photo
I’ve previously written about several of the absolutely wild, over-the-top themed-food ventures in New York City concocted over the years by the gloriously eccentric Hayne...
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After many months of writing, editing, and slaving away I am very excited to let you know that my forthcoming book, Queer Happened Here: 100 Years of NYC’s Landmark LGBTQ+ Places will be publishe...
Quentin Crisp in front of the Hotel Chelsea, photo by Bettmann
In 1981, at the age of 72, English-born writer, actor, and queer icon Quentin Crisp moved to New York City permanently, taking up a small apartment at 46 East 3rd Street in Man...
Esther Eng, right, with one of her girlfriends Siu Fei Fei, photo via S. Louisa Wei
A true gender rebel, Esther Eng lived a life that was truly both fascinating and enigmatic—and also one of a kind. Born in the U.S. but fluent in Cantonese...
Jackson Hood and Devan Meji at VV Bar, photo by @jaime_theleatherman
At the start of 2024, after twenty-five years in business, the owners of ViceVersa, a well-established and much-beloved Italian fine-dining restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Marc Zinaman is a writer and queer historian based in New York City.
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