| Michael Sun is a critic and essayist based on Gadigal land / Sydney who loves beautiful dogs and ugly fonts. He currently works in features, culture, and lifestyle at Guardian Australia, where he also co-hosts the internet culture podcast Saved for Later. His work – which revolves around the intersections between memory, technology, and queer and pop culture – has been published in The Monthly, Sydney Review of Books, ABC Arts, The Age, Vice, Overland, and many more. In his spare time, he gasbags on FBi Radio. |
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