"Nightboat Books is an extremely important publisher, and it crowdfunded the publication of this book by artist Wojnarowicz, who died in 1992. I cant get enough of his work . . . Im so glad that independent publishers are here to make sure Wojnarowiczs work, which feels like it couldve been written yesterday, is never forgotten." Jessica Ferri, Los Angeles Times
"Some of his most searing and explosive worksketches, essays and livewire prose poems resulting from an embodied sense of longing and anger." Interview Magazine
"The writing is hypnotic, colloquial, and often surprisingthe first story, for instance, ends with the obliterative brightness of a policemans flashlight, the prose dissolving into short line segments, too." Lisa Yin Zhang, Hyperallergic
Instead of giving in to political exhaustion, Wojnarowicz fanned his rage and channeled it into a message ofnot hope, exactly, but insistence. I am here. Christine Smallwood, New York Times
"Raw and visceral." Booklist
"Wojnarowiczs already impressive shadow seems to have grown longer over the past few years . . . Its moving, if maddening, that we keep uncovering new gifts from a visionary whose life was cut short by a callow administration." Brittany Allen, Literary Hub
"Across his art and writings, Wojnarowicz touches a world he knows will break, a world he hopes to memorialize in words and images, to break and be broken with others . . [ Memories] should be in every travel bag this summerWojnarowicz forever and ever." Alina Stefanescu, On the Seawall
Sick, like voiceover for dark version of My Own Private Idaho."Charlie Fox
