On this site, you will find links to my published articles, particularly my monthly column, “Years of Living Precariously”, for A&U Magazine, my chronicle of the early years of the AIDS epidemic. You will also find other articles, radio broadcasts, podcasts, and video performances.
To access all “Years of Living Precariously” chapters (each about a 6 minute read), click on YOLP in the categories, or type in aumag in the search box. It’s best to start at pt. 1 (“Last aDance”) and work your way forward. Then you’ll be all caught up until the next installment! 😎
Please feel free to comment and share, if you feel moved to do so. Comments are always welcome! And thank you for reading.
Bruce Ward,
Thank you for giving the world your words. Of truth, fear, loneliness, living with HIV and the history surrounding it all. I too, lost so many dear friends. You are an incredible contributor of that time. To me, so that we never forget, ever. How life turned upside down with this horrible disease.
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Thank you so much, my dear. Your words truly lift my spirit. 💕🙏
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Hi Bruce. This is Hallie Levine for AARP. I’m writing a feature on where we are now in terms of HIV treatment and research, and would love to get some quotes from you as an activist. Do you have any time to talk this week? My email is hzlevine@aol.com
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Of course! I’m always willing to talk. Though I’m not sure I would consider myself an activist. More of an archivist/chronicler/advocate. But everyone has their own definitions. 😎 I certainly have a lot to say about the totality of the epidemic, from the perspectives of both a person living with HIV/AIDS, and as a chronicler. As well as a former director of federal AIDS program. I’ll shoot you an email. Thanks for your interest!
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