This book critically examines the concept and experience of bisexuality through a curated collection of primary texts spanning the last century. Merl Storr, an established scholar in the field, provides contextual introductions to each selected work, guiding the reader through the historical and theoretical landscape of bisexual studies. The collection aims to present a comprehensive overview of key writings that have shaped the discourse on bisexuality, offering a foundational resource for understanding its complexities.

This reader is regarded as a foundational text for those seeking to understand the academic and historical discourse surrounding bisexuality. The inclusion of key primary sources, coupled with Storr's insightful introductions, makes it a valuable resource for students and researchers. The collection offers a structured approach to a complex topic, providing essential context for further study.