Camila Sosa Villada: “You have to pay a cost for being brave”

When he published Las malas in 2019, he not only assured his deserved place in the canon of national queer literature, along with names of Puig, Mujica Lainez and Copi. From night to morning, Camila Sosa Villada was promoted to the status of inescapable figure within the Argentine cultural panorama, accessing that space of notoriety that inevitably ends up subsumed by the well-known and efficient machinery of film adaptation: the novel sells, is…