AA

Paul Monette

AmericanOctober 16, 1945 – February 10, 1995Memoir

Monette's Borrowed Time is the most anguished and beautifully written memoir of the AIDS crisis, documenting the illness and death of his partner Roger Horwitz with a grief that transformed into the most important personal testimony of the epidemic.

Works

  • Borrowed TimeMemoir documenting partner's prolonged illness and death during early AIDS crisis→
  • Becoming a ManMemoir of Monette's journey toward self-acceptance and identity as gay man→
  • AfterlifeCollection of essays reflecting on loss and grief in the wake of AIDS deaths→
  • Half-LifeEssays documenting Monette's own illness and the remaining half-life before his death→
  • Last Watch of the NightCollection of essays written near end of life reflecting on mortality and living fully→
Wikipedia →

© 2026 AuthorCV. Some author images are sourced from Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons or public domain licenses; others come from the author or other permitted sources. Biographical data is provided for informational purposes and may contain inaccuracies. Some book links go to products sold directly on this site; others are Amazon affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, AuthorCV earns from qualifying purchases.

Privacy Policy·Terms