Conflict Is Not Abuse: Review
Conflict Is Not Abuse: Overstating Harm, Community Responsibility and the Duty of Repair
by Sarah Schulman
Arsenal Pulp Press
Reviewed by John Francis Leonard
In her new non-fiction...
Gay Gotham: Review
Gay Gotham: Art and Underground Culture in New York
by Donald Albrecht, with Stephen Vider
Skira Rizzoli
Reviewed by Hank Trout
Confession: I dearly love exhibit-specific museum books....
Christopher Hewitt Awards 2017: Call for Entries
Submissions are now closed. Thank you.
A&U Magazine is currently accepting entries for the fifth annual Christopher Hewitt Award. Named in honor of A&U's first...
New New Colossus: Poetry by Noah Stetzer
Winner of the 2015 Christopher Hewitt Award: Poetry
After recovering from Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia five years ago, Noah Stetzer went back to school and last...
Art & Understanding Anthology
Art & Understanding
Literature from the First Twenty Years of A&U
Eds. Chael Needle & Diane Goettel
Black Lawrence Press
Literature can form a counternarrative to the “official”...
A Horse Named Sorrow
A Horse Named Sorrow
by Trebor Healey
University of Wisconsin Press
Reviewed by Chuck Willman
Author and poet Trebor Healey is one of my favorite writers. His first...
Mark Olmsted: Advocate
Creativity as a Survival Tool
In prison Mark Olmsted wrote his way back to sobriety and sanity
by Larry Buhl
Photographed Exclusively for A&U by Sean Black
With...
Rabih Alameddine: Writer & Advocate
Remembering Our History
With His New Novel, The Angel of History, Rabih Alameddine Reawakens Our Memories of the Early Days of AIDS
by John Francis Leonard
Rabih...
Positively Beautiful: Review
Positively Beautiful
Directed by Diveena Cooppan
Mo Berry Productions/Wicked Delicate
Reviewed by T.J. Banks
When you come to the edge of all the light you have known and...
Until My Heart Stops: Review
Until My Heart Stops
by Jameson Currier
Chelsea Station Editions
Reviewed by Hank Trout
In Until My Heart Stops, his collection of more than fifty “intimate writings” culled...
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