"Another Story: Sexual-Gender Dissidence in Revolutionary Russia" is the first voluminous study of same-sex love in Russia, analyzing the hidden worlds of sexual dissidents in the crucial decades before and after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. Using sources and archives that became available to researchers only after 1991, Oxford historian Dan Healy studies the sexual subcultures of St. Petersburg and Moscow, showing the ambiguous attitude of the tsarist regime and revolutionary figures towards homosexuals. The book conveys to the reader the stories of ordinary people whose lives were very unusual, and captures the voices of a social minority, which for a long time were deprived of the opportunity to sound in public space.