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Close to the Knives
A raw, unflinching memoir of survival and artistic resistance in 1980s New York. Essential for readers seeking uncompromising accounts of queer life, poverty, and activism during the AIDS crisis.
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Borrowed Time
Monette's AIDS memoir shares Wojnarowicz's raw, unflinching account of living through the epidemic as a gay man in America.
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Reports from the holocaust
Kramer's collected essays and speeches channel the same fierce queer activism and rage at institutional indifference during the crisis.
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Modern nature
Jarman's diary entries blend personal testimony, illness, and artistic defiance with the same scathing humour and refusal to be silenced.
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The Andy Warhol Diaries
Warhol's diaries offer a similarly frank, fragmented portrait of an artist's life and the New York scene Wojnarowicz inhabited.
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