Stephen Bourne (1) (1957–)

Autor de Fighting Proud: The Untold Story of the Gay Men Who Served in Two World Wars

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Sobre El Autor

Stephen Bourne is a graduate of the London College of Printing; he received a MPhil from De Montfort University and was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by London South Bank University In 2008 he worked as a historical consultant on the Imperial War Museum's 'From War To Windrush' exhibition. He is mostrar más the author of Black Poppies, Mother Country, The Motherland Calls and Playing Gay in the Golden Age of British TV. mostrar menos

Obras de Stephen Bourne

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Fighting Proud: The Untold Story of the Gay Men Who Served in Two World Wars (2017) 52 copias

Black Poppies: Britain's Black Community and the Great War (2013) 39 copias

Brief Encounters: Lesbians and Gays in British Cinema 1930-1971 (Film studies) (1996) 27 copias

Black in the British frame : the black experience in British film and television (1998) 15 copias

Butterfly McQueen Remembered (2007) 8 copias

Playing Gay in the Golden Age of British TV (2019) 7 copias

Mother country : Britain's black community on the home front, 1939-45 (2010) 7 copias

War to Windrush (2018) 6 copias

Ethel Waters: Stormy Weather (2007) 5 copias

Under fire : black Britain in wartime 1939-45 (2020) 4 copias

Evelyn Dove (2016) 3 copias

Speak to Me As I Am (2005) 2 copias

The motherland calls : Britain's black servicemen & women, 1939-45 (2012) 2 copias

Ship and a Prayer: The Black Presence in Hammersmith and Fulham (1999) 2 copias

Sophisticated Lady - A Celebration of Adelaide Hall (2001) 2 copias

Elisabeth Welch: Soft Lights and Sweet Music (2005) 2 copias

Dr. Harold Moody (2008) 1 copia

Aunt Esther's Story (1997) 1 copia

Esther Bruce: A Black London Seamstress. Her Story 1912-1994 (2012) 1 copia

Keep Smiling Through : Black Londoners on the Home Front 1939 - 1945 : Resource Pack, an exhibition at the Cuming… 1 copia

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Fecha de nacimiento: 1957-10-31
Género: male
Nacionalidad: UK
Lugar de nacimiento: Camberwell, London, England, UK
Lugares de residencia: Peckham, London, England, UK
Educación: Oliver Goldsmith Primary School
St. Michael and All Angels Secondary Modern School (1969-74)
Archbishop Michael Ramsey School
London College of Printing
De Montfort University
Ocupaciones: writer
film historian

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Fighting Proud: The Untold Story of the Gay Men Who… por Stephen Bourne

I found this book interesting, but I think the subtitle is somewhat misleading: apart from My Friend Ken in chapter 23, I don't think there's much original research, and other chapters pull in content covered in other books, television programmes, or at very least newspaper articles. What this book does is to bring together a collection of stories about queer men in the two world wars, focusing on more ordinary people rather than famous people.

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mari_reads | 2 reseñas más. | Oct 13, 2021 |

Fighting Proud: The Untold Story of the Gay Men Who… por Stephen Bourne

Preordered paperback

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Lillian_Francis | 2 reseñas más. | Feb 24, 2021 |

Fighting Proud: The Untold Story of the Gay Men Who… por Stephen Bourne

I am 1000% here for this.

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