Glitter and Concrete

"Glitter and Concrete" by Elyssa Maxx Goodman is an intimate exploration of drag's pivotal role in New York City's cultural and queer liberation history, spanning from the Jazz Age to the contemporary era of "RuPaul's Drag Race." This deeply researched work delves into the artistic evolution of drag, showcasing its vibrant community through significant historical moments, including the Harlem Renaissance, the Stonewall Uprising, and its unifying impact during the AIDS crisis. With original interviews and an array of fabulous characters, this audiobook serves as an essential chronicle of an often overlooked aspect of urban life and queer history.