Fever

In "Fever," Jonathan Bazzi shares his journey as a thirty-one-year-old living in Milan with his boyfriend and two beloved cats, whose life takes a sudden turn when he develops a persistent fever. After enduring weeks of uncertainty and a series of misdiagnoses, he faces the reality of being HIV-positive, prompting a deep reflection on his past and the social issues of class, poverty, and prejudice in contemporary Europe. Through this personal narrative, Bazzi combines a profound exploration of his identity with a candid examination of the challenges faced by marginalized communities.