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Ted Gideonse
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White Teeth (Paperback)
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Zadie Smith
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Ted Gideonse
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Blue Boy (Paperback)
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Rakesh Satyal
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Ted Gideonse
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No Speed Limit: The Highs and Lows of Meth (Hardcover)
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Frank Owen
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Ted Gideonse
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Lake Overturn: A Novel (Hardcover)
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Vestal McIntyre (Goodreads author)
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Ted Gideonse
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You Are Not the One: Stories (Paperback)
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Vestal McIntyre (Goodreads author)
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June 05
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Ted Gideonse
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Watchmen (Paperback)
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Alan Moore
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Ted Gideonse
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Never Let Me Go (Paperback)
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Kazuo Ishiguro
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June 02
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February 20
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Ted Gideonse
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Impure Science: AIDS, Activism, and the Politics of Knowledge (Medicine and Society , No 7)
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Steven Epstein
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read in January, 2009
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"A deeply researched and analyzed description of the early scientific debates about what would be called HIV and the early AIDS meds, especially AZT, it's a little "inside baseball" for the general reader, and like most sociology, it ignores...more
A deeply researched and analyzed description of the early scientific debates about what would be called HIV and the early AIDS meds, especially AZT, it's a little "inside baseball" for the general reader, and like most sociology, it ignores a great deal of psychology and emotion (or dismisses it). But for what it is, it's fantastic. (less)
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Ted Gideonse
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And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic (Paperback)
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Randy Shilts
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read in January, 2009
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"This is the central text of the American AIDS epidemics first decade. It's a brilliantly researched and constructed book, and it's devastating. Reading contemporary criticisms of it, I was surprised by their viciousness -- especially since they were ...more
This is the central text of the American AIDS epidemics first decade. It's a brilliantly researched and constructed book, and it's devastating. Reading contemporary criticisms of it, I was surprised by their viciousness -- especially since they were all predicted by Shilts in the text. It's long but it's definitive and necessary and it shaped the discourse of AIDS for years.(less)
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