From Winterson to Woolf, these works of fiction use queer characters to tell universal truths.
Author: Karl R. De Mesa
Karl R. De Mesa is an award-winning long reads journalist and photographer who has reported on stories in the Philippines, Hong Kong, Myanmar, and Singapore. He is the author of five books. He makes music as Dark Horse (PH). He has a lot of stuff going on so you might as well head over here to know more: https://linktr.ee/karlrdemesa . We're glad he still has the time to write for us though. Thanks Karl.
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