I have read The sleeping children, ofAnthony Passeron, translated by Lluís-Anton Baulenas for La Otra Editorial, which I would vote as one of the best books of 2025 if it had not been published in 2023. Passeron writes about a family secret, the death of his uncle Désiré due to the AIDS virus in the 1980s, and links it to an excellently documented chronicle of the struggle of researchers. of thirty-six million deaths worldwide. Passeron's story also attests to the social rejection, shame and institutional inaction that condemned so many millions of people to an undignified death.