The Queer Thing About Sin by Harry Tanner is a thought-provoking exploration of how Western attitudes came to frame queer love as sinful. Drawing on history, religion, and cultural debate, the book examines the ideas and institutions that shaped this hostility over time.
Written for readers interested in sexuality, social history, and the politics of morality, this book offers a clear and challenging account of a deeply contested subject. It invites reflection on how beliefs are formed, why they endure, and what they mean for queer lives today.
