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A candid, darkly funny memoir of love, art, and survival in downtown New York’s 1980s art scene. Peter McGough recounts his intense partnership with David McDermott, meteoric success, and the devastating impact of the AIDS crisis on a generation of queer artists.
A moving memoir of self-discovery, love, and resilience that follows one gay man’s journey through the sexual revolution, the AIDS crisis, and the search for belonging in an often hostile world.
A powerful memoir set in Provincetown during the AIDS crisis, Later explores queer identity, community, love, and survival with lyrical intensity. Paul Lisicky captures a moment when belonging and mortality collided with unforgettable force.
This powerful history of ACT UP Shreveport tells the story of a small but fearless group of AIDS activists who challenged discrimination, transformed healthcare access, and fought for dignity and equality in the Deep South during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Larry Kramer’s landmark AIDS drama The Normal Heart is a furious, heartbreaking, and historically vital portrait of queer activism, love, and survival during the early years of the epidemic.
