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Posted on 10 Feb 202110 Feb 2021

Saving Face | The Guardian

For the Guardian’s Stream Team column, I wrote about the 2004 romcom, Saving Face. Smash Valentine’s Day and the Year of the Ox with this gaysian classic that celebrates mothers and daughters pushing back on patriarchy, shame and prejudice.

Michelle Krusiec as Wil and Joan Chen as Hwei-Lan in Saving Face. Photograph: AF archive/Alamy
Posted on 14 Sep 202025 Sep 2020

Sexting at the end of the world | Kill Your Darlings

I’m often homesick for the internet I grew up with, where the dominant tone was painful sincerity rather than snappy wit, and no one had to have a body unless they wanted one.

Here’s my essay for Kill Your Darlings: a juicy deep dive on sexting in quarantine, internet nostalgia, catfishing, anonymity, romance, text-based gender affirmation, and coming unfleshed.

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