February 20, 1966 - July 19, 2000
From daily fashion statements to his fearless
statements of other kinds, in life Stephen was impossible to miss. But
in death he will be missed utterly by the community he inspired, provoked
and loved. The following tributes begin to suggest his unique legacy.
"Be Very Afraid"
An update from the holocaust
By Larry Kramer
"Bare
Witness"
Lovers, friends and comrades remember
Stephen Gendin's Writings in POZ
Both sides now (November 1999); The seven-year itch -- When your body-as-temple
becomes a little shop of horrors (April 1999); Bad news bear -- If the
virus doesn't get you, the drugs you take will (January 1999); How am
I? Don't ask! (December 1998); Stop the world, I want to get off --
When neggies pop The Question (November 1998); Killing me softly --
When HIV progresses from stressful to lethal (April 1998); Confessions
of a jerk -- And the man that got away (September 1998); You can't take
it with you -- So he takes it to the limit (August 1998); Carnal knowledge
-- One man's fight to save sex (October 1997); Riding bareback: Skin-on-skin
sex been there, done that, want more (June 1997); Whatta cut up -- Is
losing your looks really that bad? One man says yes (May 1997); Jesse
Helms must die -- The head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's
been taking hostages of his own(November 1996)
Photographs by: Ben Watts; RonniLyn Pustil;
Mark Montana; Tom Keane
