
Personal essays drawn from a life of contradictions and extremes: exile, sex work, transition, disability, grief, and much more. Writing in The Georgia Review, Black Warrior Review, LARB, Joyland, The Audacity, and elsewhere. Completing a PhD at USC.
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At ten in the morning on April 4th 2024, over the course of a ten-hour surgery at USC’s Keck Hospital in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, a team of surgeons remolded my face so that others could more easily recognize me as a wom...
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Personal essays drawn from a life of contradictions and extremes: exile, sex work, transition, disability, grief, and much more. Writing in The Georgia Review, Black Warrior Review, LARB, Joyland, The Audacity, and elsewhere. Completing a PhD at USC.
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