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Reports from the holocaust
A searing, urgent collection of essays and speeches confronting the AIDS crisis with fierce moral clarity. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand this devastating period and its ongoing legacy.
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And the Band Played on
Shilts's comprehensive AIDS history matches Kramer's urgent activist voice and decade-spanning documentation of the epidemic's political dimensions.
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Close to the Knives
Wojnarowicz's essays and fragments share Kramer's raw, confrontational style and his refusal to separate personal testimony from political rage about AIDS and homophobia.
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Borrowed Time
Monette's memoir of his partner's death from AIDS captures the same intimate stakes and moral urgency that drives Kramer's polemical essays.
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When We Rise
Jones's memoir traces ACT UP's formation and direct action campaigns from inside, offering the activist history Kramer helped create told by a co-organiser.
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