Hybrid: “We Are All Monsters: A Feminist Reflection on Beastars” by Melissa Nunez

hybridIssue 4

Jul 31

Written By Dorothy Chan

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About Melissa Nunez

Melissa Nunez is a Latin@ writer and homeschooling mother of three from the Rio Grande Valley. Her work has appeared in Acropolis Journal, Variant Lit, and others. She is a contributor at Yellow Arrow and a staff writer for Alebrijes Review. She is inspired by observation of the natural world, the dynamics of relationships, and the question of belonging.

Dorothy Chan

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