Children of Lazarus: The Forgotten Generation of Long-Term AIDS Survivors Drag In a world where priests

In a world where priests are decked out in holy tattoos and brandish machine guns in the face of demons

and an insignificant village on the farthest border of the kingdom might hold secrets far beyond what anyone expected

The Surun’ nomads do not speak of the master weaver

and an extended family who wishes she'd been a boy

Astrid Roemer’s classic queer novel is a tentpole of European and post-colonial literature

Children of Lazarus: The Forgotten Generation of Long-Term AIDS Survivors Drag In a world where priestsBy: Les K. Wright Children of Lazarus focuses on the vast, sprawling, still largely unchartered territory of AIDS survivorship. With probing honesty, intelligence and sensitivity, and from vantage points rarely considered with such particularity and nuance, this singular collection canvasses the often tragic yet simultaneously luminous stories of those living with HIV AIDS. It surveys those with HIV AIDS themselves, including Wright, their caregivers