#Books

Decades ago, Bill Bytsura photographed ACT UP members. Now he’s got a book.

A life lesson, excerpted from my new memoir “Recycled Human: The Reality of Re-Entry”

A column in The New York Times Book Review offers a mini syllabus for America’s ongoing addiction crisis.

Rentboys, artists, doctors and historians—all have something valuable to say about HIV in our latest roundup of books.

The first-time author tells us how he turned his back on anger and despair

You don’t have to be a long-term survivor to enjoy these reads.

Hanning’s “Unfortunate Male” book and performances document his AIDS diagnosis through actual medical records and photos.

Whether you’re sunning on the beach or snuggling in bed, these books will shine through the whole season.

Elsewhere, the Lambda Literary Awards honors HIV-themed works and iconic author Edmund White.

A provocative interview with author Sarah Schulman also reveals the most pressing issues facing gay people and the HIV community.

AIDS activist and author Sarah Schulman explores HIV criminalization in “Conflict Is Not Abuse.”

POZ deputy editor Trent Straube interviews John-Manuel Andriote about his latest book, “Stonewall Strong.”

Tony Kusher’s AIDS-theme masterwork is back on Broadway after 25 years.

Buy the rabbit’s tale to support the cause—or just to annoy Mike Pence.

The 1917 Clinic has treated more than 12,000 people.

Read an excerpt from Avram Finkelstein’s new book “After Silence: A History of AIDS Through Its Images.”