Enjoy this free preview of my subscription newsletter Shifting the Food Narrative. For stories, essays, and interviews that explore identity through food, please subscribe. I used to tell this story, and each time the moral conclusion would skitter off in a different direction before evaporating completely. But after Anthony Bourdain died—after Tony ended it in that hotel in Kaysersberg—the story seemed both smaller and more consequential, a droplet echoing larger and larger in my ambivalence.
Anthony Bourdain and Queer Shame
Enjoy this free preview of my subscription newsletter Shifting the Food Narrative. For stories, essays, and interviews that explore identity through food, please subscribe. I used to tell this story, and each time the moral conclusion would skitter off in a different direction before evaporating completely. But after Anthony Bourdain died—after Tony ended it in that hotel in Kaysersberg—the story seemed both smaller and more consequential, a droplet echoing larger and larger in my ambivalence.
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