Frank and earnest, this moving collection of poetry offers a
glimpse into the support centers and hospice outside of Montego Bay
and the many lives that have been lost to HIV/AIDS in Jamaica.
Culled from open dialogue with sufferers and those who care for
them, and coupled with evocative photographs, AIDS becomes a
channel for universal dramas, archetypal voices, stoicism, despair,
and deeply human deceptions. Full of memories of a time when
diagnosis was equivalent to a death sentence, each piece brings the
lives of the indiscriminant victims to the forefront and battles
the notion that this can only happen to others.
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