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672 pages, paperback
Randy Shilts' groundbreaking investigative work came at the height of the AIDS epidemic when he wrote for the San Francisco Chronicle, Shilts himself succumbed to AIDS, the great epidemic of the twentieth century. This book was the basis of an HBO film and the topic of many a conversation in the years since it's publication. A valuable record of a crises and a government acting from ignorance and fear. A book you won't soon forget, with many lessons for future generations.