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A Spell by Evan Williams



Evan Williams is a Chicago-based writer working at the intersection of surrealism and gender performance. They are currently at work on a memoir about the masculine experience of anorexia. More work can be found in Joyland, Pleiades, and DIAGRAM. Evan is on Twitter @evansquilliams.


3 March 2023



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