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''[[Tipping the Velvet]]'' is a 1998 novel written by Sarah Waters which was later adapted into a three-part BBC serial starring Rachael Stirling. Set in [[Victorian London|Victorian England]], it tells the story of Nancy "Nan" Astley, an oyster girl from Whitstable who falls in love with a music hall male impersonator named Kitty Butler.
''[[Tipping the Velvet]]'' is a 1998 novel written by Sarah Waters which was later adapted into a three-part BBC serial starring Rachael Stirling. Set in [[Victorian London|Victorian England]], it tells the story of Nancy "Nan" Astley, an oyster girl from Whitstable who falls in love with a music hall male impersonator named Kitty Butler.
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=== Contains examples of: ===
* [[Adorkable]]: Ralph. {{spoiler|especially when he walks in on Nan and Florence}}
* [[Adorkable]]: Ralph. {{spoiler|especially when he walks in on Nan and Florence}}
* [[Aristocrats Are Evil]]: Diana Lethaby and her decadent friends.
* [[Aristocrats Are Evil]]: Diana Lethaby and her decadent friends.

Revision as of 15:33, 29 June 2014


Tipping the Velvet is a 1998 novel written by Sarah Waters which was later adapted into a three-part BBC serial starring Rachael Stirling. Set in Victorian England, it tells the story of Nancy "Nan" Astley, an oyster girl from Whitstable who falls in love with a music hall male impersonator named Kitty Butler.


Tropes used in Tipping the Velvet include: