By John Krich
Despite its modern veneer, Muslim-majority Malaysia is a country where it is still illegal — as opposed to merely irreligious — for men of any faith to engage in consensual sex with one another. Kuala Lumpur may boast its share of gay and lesbian bars, and casual visitors can spot scores of transsexuals staffing cafés and department stores. But any open discussion of homosexuality, especially in writing, remains the domain of an enlightened, often foreign-educated few.
Body 2 Body is out, in both senses of the word, to change all that. This self-labeled “queer anthology” claims to be the first of its kind in the country. Read full article at www.time.com
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