Scathingly funny, painfully realistic and relentlessly critical, it’s a novel with a view of the world
H Felix Chau Bradley
H Felix Chau Bradley is a writer and editor living in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal). They are the author of the story collection Personal Attention Roleplay.
‘Bird Suit’ is a surreal, lush and devastating portrait of small-town life
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The intoxicating headiness of lesbian heartbreak
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