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Just so there's no confusion, I'm an XY biofag into men, regardless of their genetic or genital makeup (and no, that doesn't mean putting mascara on your willy, but that could be kinda hot I guess...hmmm).

If you want the annotated experience, listen to Ani Difranco on repeat and read Brad Fraser's UNIDENTIFIED HUMAN REMAINS AND THE TRUE NATURE OF LOVE, Judith Butler's GENDER TROUBLE, and DISIDENTIFCATIONS: QUEERS OF COLOR AND CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE by Jose Munoz. Then watch all of John Hughes' films and be ready to talk teenage gender politics...over margaritas and midget porn.

I suck at this sorta thing, but here goes: I grew up
wanting to be a vertebrate paleontologist, and
somewhere down the line I became a playwright. Being the youngest of 6 and the only boy in a Colombian family that settled in a town of 180 people probably had a lot to do with that. I spend a lot of my free time quietly becoming acquainted with myself. I've learned a lot about myself over the course of the past couple of years and am constantly learning more.

Weaves and extensions fill me with glee, as does anything ghetto fabulous.

I'm friendly, easy going, easy to get along with, but
still kinda introverted. I hate large crowds and I get
claustrophobic in packed clubs. I like wandering the
streets and making up life stories for the people I see. I honestly mean it when I ask "How are you?"

I write plays because I have questions that I can't answer in short declarative statements. They can only be answered in voices in action in bodies in motion spiraling toward the inevitable conclusion of yet another question. It's the questions that I find most exciting. They are an invitation for dialogue with an audience, and it's through the dialogue that takes places outside the confines of performance where the real potential for thought and change exists.

I can be reached on AIM at dramatista1978. Oh, yeah. And I like to pretend I can softshoe...

I'll be your private dancer. A dancer for money...

Favorite Quotes: "Its a fabricated absence. Thats where I start from...Its the hole idea...Its the story that youre told that goes, once upon a time you werent here... and you didnt do shit." Suzan Lori Parks

"Every play I write is about love and distance. And time. And from that we can get things like history." Suzan Lori Parks