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Paz Deol

Paz Deol is a writer and sex worker born and living on unceded Gadigal–Bidjigal land (Sydney, Australia). With a decade of experience, Paz examines white/Savarna feminism and violence in modern sex work, matriarchal wounds, myths and inheritances in her debut chapbook. Her writing reflects the femme body as both a desecrated and sanctified embodiment – in love, labour, mothers and mythology, oscillating between poetry, prose and hymn.

‘Gawking, profiling, fleshing out the cumslut’s saga’: Paz Deol in conversation with Moonyeka

Poet Paz Deol and artist Moonyeka had a conversation about the role of the whore and how workers transmute collective and individual rage. Paz writes with mythopoetic multiplicity, strangling men with umbilical cords, and peels back a few layers to revel in the humanness of their many-faced BDSM goddess embodiment.

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