Chronicle of a Plague, Revisited: AIDS and Its Aftermath
Pop Matters“A first class document…Holleran’s writings give some means by which to disentangle this otherwise unfathomable situation…It is essential reading.”OutSmart“The stories are important for our collective memory. There was a time when the gay community felt attacked by an invisible assailant, and Holleran (a fine writer—reason enough to own this book) records how that went, as it went. Poignant, angry, fearful, beautiful.” Gay & Lesbian Review, Sep/Oct 2008The emotions [these essays] capture makes it a universal drama—a cautionary tale and an unsettling look at how far we haven’t come.” Out Front Colorado, 8/20/08“Gems of portraiture.”  Lambda Book Report, Fall 08“Poignant, melancholic, and disquieting…Holleran is one of the most vital and distinct voices in gay literature…Holleran’s new book of those forgotten days should endure.”