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From government ministers and spies to activists

validation and a sense of shared identity that we need now as much as ever

Queer St Ives and Other Stories aromantic main character and an imagination so playfulThis first ever queer history of St Ives weaves together biography with art and social history to shine new light on a pivotal era in the development of British modernism. At its centre is the sculptor John Milne (1931 1978), who arrived in the town in 1952 to work as an assistant to Barbara Hepworth. Hidden behind 20 foot high granite walls, Milne's house, Trewyn, became a meeting point for queer figures from the arts as well as the scene of