#Books

My Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor, a collection of essays that include pieces from POZ Magazine, has been released.

Mark S. King covers every angle in My Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor.

Check out these HIV-related reads, ranging from memoirs and essays to a children’s book.

The children’s book shares the history and legacy of Ryan White, the teenager who contracted HIV after hemophilia treatment.

Based on a memoir, Fairyland takes place in San Francisco.

Photographer and activist Lola Flash brings four decades of their work together in a new photo book.

Read about international journalist, actor and author, Nicholas Snow.

The New Orleans-based LGBTQ+ literary festival was founded to amplify HIV/AIDS in literature. They still lift up those voices.

The forthcoming book is the latest in ludicrous claims, feeding off scientific distrust, that HIV does not cause AIDS.

Rasheed Newson discusses his debut novel, “My Government Means to Kill Me,” about a Black gay HIV activist coming of age in 1980s NYC.

Want to learn more about historic AIDS activist group ACT UP? You’re in luck. This primer will educate, inspire and even entertain!

At least, according to Derek Frost, whose memoir “Living and Loving in the Age of AIDS” also offers a couple’s view of gay history.

Derek Frost’s memoir, “Living and Loving in the Age of AIDS,” documents much more than his husband’s HIV journey.

Five riveting and inspiring tales of life with HIV

Discover personal stories of people living with HIV/AIDS.

ACT UP activist Peter Staley reveals that story behind the Oscar-winning AIDS film in his memoir, ”Never Silent.”