HIV in Books and Publishing
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This HIV Activist Started Blogging With TheBody and Is Now Winning GLAAD and Other Journalism Awards
Charles Sanchez chats and wisecracks with the award-winning writer and HIV activist Mark S. King.
This Best-Selling Author Is Writing Life Into Queer Black Boyhood
TheBody contributor George M. Johnson discusses their debut best-selling memoir, ‘All Boys Aren’t Blue.’
Alabama HIV Activist Talks About His New ‘Fictionalized Memoir’
Tony Christon-Walker’s Walking in Truth: Fatherhood is Part One of a trilogy he’s planning about his life as an openly HIV-positive Black gay man in the Deep South.
Queer Mexican-American Poet's Debut Book Plays With Language to Explore Identity, Sexuality, Desire, and Resistance
Fellow poet Danez Smith calls Benjamin Garcia’s Thrown in the Throat a “freaky, stunning debut.”
Coming of Age in the Early Days of the HIV Pandemic Is ‘Like a Love Story’
Sherri Lewis interviews award-winning novelist and screenwriter Abdi Nazemian about his new book, Like a Love Story.
New Book Analyzes the AIDS Epidemic as a ‘Distribution of Crises’
‘AIDS and the Distribution of Crises’ looks beyond biomedicine for the end of the epidemic.
On Loving and Losing Larry Kramer: An Interview With His Husband, David Webster
“Even at nearly 85, Larry was still a little boy,” said Webster.
How Women With HIV Have Been 'Remaking a Life' and Changing the World
Celeste Watkins-Hayes, Ph.D., discusses her recent book about women with HIV, the safety net, and activism.
Comrades and Friends Remember Gay AIDS Activist & Writer Larry Kramer
The co-founder of GMHC & ACT-UP, and writer of books and plays is remembered
Pulitzer Prize Winner Jericho Brown on His Forebears, HIV, and How to Enjoy Success in the Time of COVID-19
“I feel like I’m part of something much larger than myself,” he told TheBody.