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Messy Reinvention

Waymon Hudson

Reinvention is not self-improvement. It is disobedience. Essays on queerness, deafness, and refusing to make yourself smaller so a room stays comfortable.

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    Deaf queer writer. Writer of dark literary horror (Silent Horrors), feral essays about rebuilding (Messy Reinvention), and the occasional pop song. Music, a memoir, a musical.... Everything built to be felt.

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