Jack Lowery

Just an extraordinary book. It's weird to read a history book where so much of it I fermenter from my own lifetime. This book has it all. Public history, interpersonal dynamics, politics, art, design, there's just so much here. And it's an eminently readable prose that's really hard to put down.

The postscript say the book began as a masters thesis for a MFA degree. But it's not a study academic read by any means.

This is an important book. Read it.

A fascinating and important story, and a good entry point for a lot of other reading and research into the AIDs crisis, ACT UP, and Gran Fury. A thorough but very engaging read—I finished it in record time for non-fiction, which I usually struggle to get through.