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One of the lines of his life, even before he wrote this book, has been hope and optimism, even when writing or talking about the heaviest of things. I find out that it’s deliberate.

“I’ve got friends who’ve got young children. How can I just go aroun d being a nihilist when they haven’t yet lived any of their lives? I’ve had an incredible life,” Musa says.

“I wake up every morning more privileged than 99 per cent of the people who have ever walked this Earth… as a queer person of colour, the platforms that I have, have been afforded to almost no one else like me at this scale. That sounds cheesy, but that’s how I live […] It’s