Geoffrey Mak is a Brooklyn-based writer whose debut memoir Mean Boys is a mesmerizing look into his life in the fashion and art world while exploring sexuality, art, and politics. He has written for New Yorker, the Guardian, Artforum, the Nation, Art in America, Interview, Spike, and Guernica, among other publications.
We caught up with Mak via email to get a behind-the-scenes look into his life, his writing, and his memoir.
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