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Camilo Loaiza Bonilla (he/him) is a Latine writer working to unwind generational silence and trauma as a queer, trans, first-generation immigrant. A Macondista, he is pursuing his MFA at the University of South Florida with a concentration in hybrid work, where he explores poetry, visual art, and creative nonfiction.


7 October 2024



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