đź’¨ Abstract
Indian queer fiction is emerging as a transformative force in contemporary culture, but few stories are being told, with most focusing on young, attractive characters falling in love. Author Santanu Bhattacharya believes there's more to queer life than romantic narratives and wants to explore queerness in family histories and deviant stories in his book, Deviants.
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