In One Person

In One Person is a compelling novel by John Irving that explores themes of desire, secrecy, and sexual identity through the eyes of Billy, a bisexual narrator. Over the course of more than fifty years, Billy shares his poignant and often humorous experiences as a "sexual suspect," navigating the complexities of love and belonging. This narrative serves as a heartfelt tribute to his diverse friends and lovers, offering an intimate portrayal of a bisexual man's journey toward self-acceptance and worth.