Wild Desire - The Paris Review
Briefly

Pedro Lemebel, a prominent queer writer, was renowned for his crónicas - short prose works blending reportage, fiction, and essay, often portraying Chile's AIDS crisis during the Pinochet dictatorship.
Lemebel challenged gender norms and utilized unique storytelling, recycling oral histories, and criticizing societal discourse to present his 'difference' and embrace a minoritarian perspective.
By incorporating parody, political desire, and alliances with marginalized groups like women and Indo-Latinas, Lemebel sought to subvert patriarchal language and norms in his writing and activism.
Read at The Paris Review
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