Published in 2023 by Duke University Press, it details the history of the LGBTQ+ movement in post World War II Germany.

The Queer Art of History was praised by reviewers for questions and challenges they felt it posed to the readers.

[1][2][3] They also praised the way they felt that Evans looked at history through a non-traditional lens of "queer kinship",[1] in a manner German History described as "tackl[ing] difficult conversations away from a simple act of archival recovery".

[3] Journal of the History of Sexuality specifically cited Evans's focus on "queer joy" and "the emancipatory potential of queer imagination" as its strength when compared to other history books dealing with the same topics.

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