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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
E. Lynn Harris: August 2002
Writing Life
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VIVA, Find Your Voice: Review
VIVA: Find Your Voice
Directed by Paddy Breathnach
Magnolia Pictures
Reviewed by Alina Oswald
“Why is everyone on this island addicted to drama?” Luis Alberto Garcia’s character, Mama,...
Queer Aging: Review
Queer Aging
The Gayby Boomers and a New Frontier for Gerontology
by Jesus Ramirez-Valles
Oxford University Press
Reviewed by Hank Trout
From the Oxford University Press comes Queer Aging:...
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Reaching Past Silence: Poetry by Joe Babcock
Reaching Past Silence
It was the summer we had to be smaller
than towns where boys with pretty smiles
get their teeth knocked out.
To be blood brothers...
