Golan Y. Moskowitz is Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies and Catherine and Henry J. Gaisman Faculty Fellow at Tulane University.

Introduction: From Limbo to Childhood
One: Where the Wild Things Acculturate: Roots and Wings in Interwar Brooklyn
Two: Love in a Dangerous Landscape: Queer Kinship and Survival
Three: Surviving the American Dream: Early Childhood as Queer Lens at Midcentury
Four: "Milk in the Batter" and Controversy in the Making: "Camp," Stigma, and Public Spotlight in the Era of Social Liberation
Five: Inside Out: Processing the AIDS Crisis and Holocaust Memory Through the Romantic Child
Conclusion: A Garden on the Edge of the World