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Hairy and winged
Hairy and winged
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This may be the most unorthodox work of the latter part.
◐ As human beings, we are trapped by emotions, desires, and the body.
"Hairy and Winged" is the first collection of short stories by the emerging author Lai Che-sun. It includes four works: "Whereabouts Unknown", "On a whim", "Hairy and Winged", and "Want to Stop and Say Again". Youth has no passion. , among the many gay writers who chose to take the thorny road, and BL is currently popular, this book does not have a sweet romance, but instead digs out the nakedness of flesh and blood. In the recommendation preface, Cai Yuanfeng borrowed Li Ou-fan's analysis of the "haunted tradition" of Lu Xun's works. Looking at the description of "gloomy like a ghost town" in the book, we know that this is not a boy-boy story that conforms to popular imagination.
Four gay short stories, in which the characters are trapped in different situations, either suffering from emotional torture or following their desires. Paradoxically, physical confinement may lead to short-term freedom without burdens, but living an unfettered life can be difficult all the way. "Trapped" is a common binding curse for gay people in Hong Kong, and breaking the curse is the glimmer of light that this book strives to shine through. Perhaps, only with fur and wings can we be free and unrestrained.
◐ As human beings, we are trapped by emotions, desires, and the body.
"Hairy and Winged" is the first collection of short stories by the emerging author Lai Che-sun. It includes four works: "Whereabouts Unknown", "On a whim", "Hairy and Winged", and "Want to Stop and Say Again". Youth has no passion. , among the many gay writers who chose to take the thorny road, and BL is currently popular, this book does not have a sweet romance, but instead digs out the nakedness of flesh and blood. In the recommendation preface, Cai Yuanfeng borrowed Li Ou-fan's analysis of the "haunted tradition" of Lu Xun's works. Looking at the description of "gloomy like a ghost town" in the book, we know that this is not a boy-boy story that conforms to popular imagination.
Four gay short stories, in which the characters are trapped in different situations, either suffering from emotional torture or following their desires. Paradoxically, physical confinement may lead to short-term freedom without burdens, but living an unfettered life can be difficult all the way. "Trapped" is a common binding curse for gay people in Hong Kong, and breaking the curse is the glimmer of light that this book strives to shine through. Perhaps, only with fur and wings can we be free and unrestrained.
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