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the paradoxical mix of socialized medicine and affordable education in a society that constantly emphasises the importance of knowing—and sticking to—ones place.

I think you inevitably end up creating something that resonates with a lot of what is happening in the world today.She is depicted as this emotionally fragile woman who has run off to an upstate retreat to mourn the effects of climate change.

So what does that mean? Does it mean we need new genres to accurately project our fantasies into? Perhaps.She is where a lot of us are in relation to this sort of vastly distributed crisis of climate change.It begins as something that people can recognize and then distorts into something uncanny and unexpected.

I think this felt to a lot of men like it was the end of the world—but it was just the end of their world.INTERVIEWERThe epigraph of the book is a passage from Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead in which a man sees a unicorn.

forcing him to take on some of the precarity and visibility that people of other identities have felt for a long time.

I wanted to begin by writing my version of a realist novel and then to slowly let it move into more speculative territory.where he lives together with his boyfriend.

gay people didnt have their own platform.and could just write whatever I want.

and sometimes he shares his life in a rural island in Fujian Province.Weve never been to a gay pride parade before.