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Harry Tanner is an ancient historian and the author of The Queer Thing About Sin: Why the West Came to Hate Queer Love (Bloomsbury, 2026), a radical new history of homophobia in the ancient world encompassing Greece, Egypt, Rome, and Christianity.

Harry Tanner is an ancient historian and the author of The Queer Thing About Sin: Why the West Came to Hate Queer Love (Bloomsbury, 2026), a radical new history of homophobia in the ancient world encompassing Greece, Egypt, Rome, and Christianity.

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