A Writer from Manila
Evan Ⓥ (he/him)A gay writer from Manila, musing about queer pop culture, life as a Filipino immigrant, the vegan philosophy, and other random things
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | writerinmanila.substack.com |
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Beautiful, Dirty, Rich
Over the weekend, I went out with Blanche, my yoga teacher and friend, and Maeve, one of my classmates from yoga class, to watch Anora. After more than two years of living here in Montpellier, I finally got a subscription at Diagonal, an in...
Beautiful World, Will You Let the Queers In?, with VMV Hypoallergenics CEO Laura Verallo de Bertotto
We can't deny how beauty standards affect how we interact and are accepted in different social circles. But for the LGBTQ+ community, the relationship with these ideals can be even more complex. Many queer folks already feel pressure to con...
Back from Outer Space
It was Coming Out Day last October 11. I keep thinking I never had a coming out, so to speak – in the sense that it wasn’t a big, singular event. The conversation around my sexual orientation was slowly introduced, tested among different so...
Can a Stronger Queer Community Help Solve the Climate Crisis?, with Isaias Hernandez
What connection does the queer liberation have with the ongoing climate crisis? And will building a more vital, interconnected community help create a more sustainable world for queer individuals? In this The Queer Pridecast episode, Isaias...
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a Filipino gay vegan migrant talking about veganism, culture, queerness, and the Filipino identity
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