I Acevedo
Argentine writer
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I Acevedo (Napaleofú, b. 1983) is an Argentine transgender activist and writer. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Buenos Aires and is former co-director of the digital publishing house La Colección. He published the autobiographical novel Una idea genial, a sci-fi novel (Quedate conmigo) and the stories Ja ja ja, Late un corazón and Paquete de Fe. He also has digital publications.[1][2][3][4]
Biography
Born in Napaleofú, a town near Tandil, I Acevedo started to write in childhood. One of his published stories was written in 1998 and won the Torneos Juveniles Bonaerenses in that año. At 18 years old, he moved to Buenos Aires and settled in the city, in 2010 he published the autobiography Una idea genial (Mansalva), in which he said that his first partner was 70 years old.
He worked for several years in a bakery and years later he published Panadera through the digital publishing house La Colección, where he was codirector.[5]
I Acevedo transitioned in 2018, adopting a masculine gender identity.[4][6]