A book that sets out to rethink ecology from a minority perspective.

Investigation, personal journey, voyage of discovery, and political rumination on the intersections of contemporary struggles, this book by Cy Lecerf Maulpoix, a journalist and activist for LGBTQIA and climate causes, takes readers into the English gardens of artist Derek Jarman and socialist writer Edward Carpenter of the Bloomsbury Group, as well as on the trail of the Radical Faeries from Arizona to San Francisco to the cruising areas on the fringes of major cities.
By updating forgotten genealogies, this book helps readers recognize the debt political ecology owes to its deviant precursors.