People who live with HIV but without symptoms must fight a virus they cannot see and a disease they cannot feel. Not only does this color decisions about medical treatment, it also affects entire communities and personal identities. A brave account, says Janice Morse, director of the International Institute for Qualitative Methodology. MacIntyre takes us into his world. He tells us what it is like to live being gay, to live with HIV, and to care for dying friends . . . An extremely powerful book.