On Victorian Sex and Sexuality: Tom Crewe & Amia Srinivasan

The two writers come together for a conversation about Crewe’s debut novel The New Life. Set in 1890s London, it tells the story of two men collaborating on a book in defence of “sexual inverts” – or what we now call gay people

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