If you are interested in the history and academic aspects of Drag, this book is for you. The assorted chapters written by different experts give different views of Drag all around the world.

Sue Tilley, Leigh Bowery biographer

An in-depth study of Camp containing a chapter on David Bowie's relationship to the phenomenon? Count me in! An entertaining, exhaustive and illuminating book - fascinating to read the stories of the various Drag Queens from different cultures, each with their own unique self-invented persona... a very Ziggy Stardust concept.

Mark Wardel, Artist

Drag as a critical field of study owes no small debt to Edward and Farrier who, in this third and final volume of their ground-breaking series, continue to shine light on drags' plurality and multi-vocality. Bringing together a diverse range of practices and voices, the 'vistas' and 'visions' represented here extend well beyond the mainstream, revealing not just what drag does now, but envisioning what it may yet still do. Drag as a field is justifiably acknowledged. So too is the need and invitation to keep negotiating and changing its boundaries.

Professor Dee Heddon, James Arnott Chair in Drama, University of Glasgow, UK