This article brings together work from across the fields of queer geographies, geographies of
sexualities, and trans* geographies to consider the ways in which these fields offer important …

Queer geographers have long been interested in the interconnections between sexuality
and space. With queer theorizing as its hallmark, queer geographical research has made …

In this commentary, I reflect on the contribution of this special issue of Geoforum to the
sexuality and space literature. I begin by situating it at the interface between critical queer …

This report considers gender diversity across a range of spaces and places. I note that while
the notion of gender has been troubled, there exist opportunities to trouble it further. I …

Gender geographies have focused on normatively gendered men and women, neglecting
the ways in which gender binaries can be contested and troubled. Trans people question …

Despite their diverse and contested characters, queer and feminist geographies have much
in common historically, theoretically, empirically, and politically. Following a brief discussion …

Within geography, the flourishing of studies on sexuality indicate the vibrancy of scholarship
that approaches sexuality as a nexus of the global and the intimate, where the most private …

" Recent years have seen a dramatic upsurge of interest in the connections between
sexualities, space and place. Drawing established and'founding'figures of the field together …

In this article, I ask how the theoretical lenses through which we conceptualise LGBQ lives
compel a particular categorisation of queer geographies and experiences; namely, through …

Queer2 geography is often conflated with sexuality and space studies and/or lesbian and
gay geographies. In fact, these are distinct (though overlapping) fields. While their subject …