Traveler’s Blues: Nonfiction by Jay Vithalani
Traveler's Blues
by Jay Vithalani
The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men / Gang aft agley…
"Gang aft agley" is the lovely Scots phrase for “Often...
The Scream of the Phoenix: Nonfiction by Jesús Guillén
The Scream of the Phoenix
to all kinds of survivors around the world
Most of us cry when we are born because the trauma of...
Decade: Life in the ’80s: Drama by Bruce Ward
Decade: Life in the '80s
Written and performed by Bruce Ward
The 1980s
One hell of a decade
Decade: Life in the ’80s was first produced in 1992,...
Walt Odets: Advocate & Writer
Digging Out of Stigma
Psychologist & Author Walt Odets Talks with A&U’s Hank Trout About Navigating HIV and Other Issues Impacting Gay Men’s Lives
When your...
Illuminations on Market Street: Review
Illuminations on Market Street
Benjamin Heim Shepard
ibidem Press
Reviewed by Alina Oswald
In many ways, Illuminations on Market Street is, as its subtitle suggests, (a story about...
HIV on TV: Review
HIV on TV: Popular Culture's Epidemic
by Malynnda A. Johnson
Lexington Books
Reviewed by John Francis Leonard
From the alarming news stories of the eighties, those “very special...
The Journalist of Castro Street: Review
The Journalist of Castro Street: The Life of Randy Shilts
by Andrew E. Stoner
University of Illinois Press
Reviewed by Alina Oswald
The moment I noticed Andrew E....
Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City: Review
Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City
Developed by Lauren Morelli
Netflix
Reviewed by John Francis Leonard
Just when you thought his last book had finally closed the chapter,...
1988—A Footnote: Poetry by Brian Farrey-Latz
1988—A Footnote
The kingdom of calculated silence has fallen, my children, my lovelies
The unholy ramparts sundered under the strain of the Great Experiment
An eight-year reign...
The Test: Nonfiction by Paul A. Aguilar
The Test
by Paul A. Aguilar
This past October was the thirtieth anniversary of discovering I had acquired the human immunodeficiency virus, aka HIV. I was...
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