AIDS
What does it mean to understand oneself within a specific juncture of AIDS history?
by Ryan Mangione
Cynthia Carr
I couldn’t help but notice that other critics weren’t at the Pyramid Club or 8BC at 2 in the morning.
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
Robert Glück
Most of my books are, at heart, me banging my head against a brick wall.
in conversation with Dylan Huw
Brontez Purnell
For the men who died before us, we are definitely the generation that they were praying for.
in conversation with Joseph Akel
Alper Turan
Withholding is not about opacity or refusal, it is about participating on one's own terms.
in conversation with Tannon Reckling
Fierce Pussy
We have a sense of solidarity, not only across any social, political, or cultural differences, but across time.
in conversation with Adrianne Ramsey
Douglas Crimp
Douglas’ insistence on emerging politically out of the confinement of being labeled a problem remains life-giving.
with Gregg Bordowitz, Rosalyn Deutsche, Juan Antonio Suárez, Rachel Haidu, Jonathan Flatley, Jules Gill-Peterson, Morgan Bassichis, Marc Siegel, and Emmanuel Olunkwa
AIDS Inc.
Nothing makes a community like a fucking disaster.
with Ishmael Houston-Jones, Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, Ron Athey, John Greyson, Avram Finkelstein, and Ryan Mangione