Conversations with Sarah Schulman

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Featuring twenty-four interviews, this collection showcases Sarah Schulman's unique blend of art and social activism over more than thirty years. As a prominent writer, activist, and educator, Schulman addresses themes such as homophobia, gentrification, and the AIDS crisis, providing critical insights into societal issues. Her diverse body of work includes eleven novels and influential nonfiction, earning her accolades like the Kessler Award and the Bill Whitehead Award. Currently, she holds an endowed chair in creative writing at Northwestern University.