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In his fascinating new memoir, the award-winning blogger illustrates that those living with HIV can have just as crazy, beautiful, sexy, and fabulous lives as anyone else.
In this exclusive clip, Clark discusses her new book with fellow HIV advocate Karl Schmid.
The longtime HIV activist and ally gets real about religion, politics, and more in a revealing new memoir.
Cary Alan Johnson's acclaimed new memoir, Desire Lines, recounts his sexual awakening in New York City — just before the dawn of AIDS.
Dancing to the Lyrics details the HIV advocate and author's hardscrabble life as a child in 1960s Baltimore.
In his new memoir, High-Risk Homosexual, Edgar Gomez details the personal reckoning that came with being one of the first people on PrEP. Read an exclusive excerpt here.
A new book revisits the case of a Florida dentist unfairly targeted in the 1980s.
Francesco Di Benedetto's new book allows a diverse group of LGBTQ+ people to express their feelings on sex, stigma, and meds.
In his new memoir, The Storm: One Voice from the AIDS Generation, Christopher Zyda recounts the terrifying early days of AIDS.
Alex Cheves gained a following authoring candid articles about sex and HIV in national magazines and his blog, Love, Beastly. Now signed to a book deal, the gay journalist tells us what it’s like to share your innermost fears and fetishes with the world.
The writer of No Ashes in the Fire speaks to the LGBTQ&A podcast about sex and spirituality.
Alexander Cheves discusses how his forthcoming Love, Beastly: Essays on Sluthood will tackle stigma and shame.
In 1981, conceptual artist and designer Doug Meyer lost a dear friend to a mysterious new disease we now know was AIDS. Over the next few years, Meyer went to 79 funerals.
