- 2001 edition, 293 pages
- Published by Harper San Francisco / Harper Collins
- Softcover
- Good plus condition, some cover wear and creases; tanning
The Making of An Activist. Cleve Jones - founder of the Aids Memorial Quilt. Index included and some black and white photos.
The Inspiring Story of a Quilt That United A Nation. Includes Timeline; the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt 1987-2000. Includes Appendix on how to make a quilt panel. Includes Appenidix on Facts about the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
"In prose often moving and funny, Jones outlines his evolution from an accidental activist into a leader." - The San Francisco Chronicle
"A unique, behind-the-scenes look at an important phenomenon." - Library Journal, starred review.
"Not many books manage to be both informative institutional histories and gripping personal and political memoirs; this one is a classic" - Richard Labonte
"This moving account of the Quilt, which united a nation against prejudice, in grief, and for survival, should be required reading for all those too young to remember or too old to want to" - Susan Sarandon.
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