The chapters in this book explore the productions of sexualities in the leisure spaces of sport (men's football, women's basketball, women's fitness), the city, the home, Mardi Gras, skiing and male strip clubs. Authors engage with geographies of sexuality to demonstrate the significance of space and spatial relations to leisure practices and processes.

This book was published as a special issue of Leisure Studies.

1. Introduction: Sexy spaces: geography and leisure intersectionalities 2. 'Does your boyfriend know you're here?' The spatiality of homophobia in men's football culture in the UK 3. Queering skiing and camping up nature in Queenstown: Aotearoa New Zealand's Gay Ski Week 4. Lesbian visibility and the politics of covering in women's basketball game spaces 5. 'We will show you Berlin': space, leisure, flânerie and sexuality 6. We are here to party? Lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans leisurescapes beyond commercial gay scenes 7. 'Fornicating on floats'? The cultural politics of the Sydney Mardi Gras Parade beyond the metropolis 8. A 'sexy space' for women? Heterosexual women's experiences of a male strip show venue 9. 'Sexercise': working out heterosexuality in Jane Fonda's fitness books

Jayne Caudwell teaches socio-cultural approaches to sport and leisure at the University of Brighton. She is editor of Sport, Sexualities and Queer/Theory and Women's Football in the UK: Continuing with Gender Analyses.

Kath Browne teaches social and cultural geographies at the University of Brighton. She is co-editor of Queer Methodologies and Geographies of Sexualities and co-author of Queer Spiritual Spaces.