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#176 - LGBTQ+ Love in Ancient & Classic Literature: Part 1
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We're always on a mission to show that LGBTQ+ love has existed long before any of us. In this episode, Charlotte covers a brief history of gay relationships in ancient literature, particularly in Ancient Greek and Roman mythology, and a little bit of 11th century Japanese literature too. Stay tuned in a couple of episodes time, when we jump forward a bit to classic literature.
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References for This Episode: (See our website below for all links)
- Important Milestones in LGBTQ Publishing
- Gay literature - Wikipedia
- Homoerotic themes in Greek and Roman mythology - Wikipedia
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