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Queer Talk

I really enjoyed this conversation last Thursday with fellow queer writers Kiran Bhat, Tom Cho, Farzana Doctor, Angela Meyer, and Sarah Sala, moderated by William Johnson. We all hail from different places—Australia, Canada, India, Singapore, US—but find a common basis to discuss our different identities and writings. What is queer about our writing? How has it changed through the years? How has the pandemic changed us? What excites us about queerness now? So inspiring to hear different writers' takes on these topics. Hosted by the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division, the event can be viewed on YouTube .

Pauline

Lambda Literary has just published my essay on Pauline Park, my friend who identifies as a Korean adoptee and a transgender woman. Thanks, William Johnson, for accepting the essay.