Adolfo Aranjuez is an editor, writer, speaker and dancer. He has worked across periodical and book publishing for fifteen years, with past tenures as editor-in-chief of film/media journal Metro and LGBTQIA+ magazine Archer, and currently as Liminal’s publication editor. His essays, criticism and poetry have been published widely, including in Meanjin, Right Now, Screen Education, The Manila Review and Cordite, and he co-wrote the TikTok drama series Scattered. As an independent practitioner, he has performed movement and spoken word, appeared on panels, run workshops, judged literary prizes, and acted as advisor for various festivals, government, community and cultural organisations.
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Join Liminal founder and editor Leah Jing McIntosh in conversation with fellow Liminal writers and editors Adolfo Aranjuez, Danny Silva Soberano and Cher Tan.
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