Salomé Honório (n. "Daniel Lourenço") is a researcher and writer based in Lisbon, Portugal. They hold a PhD in Literary and Cultural Studies by the School of Arts of Humanities of the University of Lisbon, with a specialisation in Comparative Studies (summa cum laude) and an MA in Sexual Dissidence in Literature and Culture from the School of English of the University of Sussex (with Distinction). Their PhD project proposes an intersectional critique of select works by experimental U.S. writer Kathy Acker, with a particular focus on the imbrication of race, gender, and sexuality in Acker's radical politics and experimental poetics. More recently, they concluded a post-doctoral research contract with project "UrbanoScenes: Post-colonial imaginaries of urbanisation: A future-oriented investigation from Portugal and Angola". They are a collaborator with the Urban Transitions Hub (at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon) and a founding member of Quir Research Hub ( at the Center for Comparative Studies of the University of Lisbon. Their research is deeply informed byn queer, trans, feminist, anti-racist, and anti-colonial politics of critical reading and cultural critique, and committed to the intersectional analysis of dominant economies of literary and cultural representation. Their research interests include English-language and Portuguese-language experimental writing (with a primary focus on narrative fiction); contemporary autofiction and autotheory authored by trans, feminist and queer writers; critical and decolonial genealogies of the dissemination of queer discursivities in non-anglophone contexts, and the interrogation of "visibility" as a normative ideal within trans politics and mainstream discourses on gender and sexual minorities. Their English-language poetry has been featured on platforms and publications such as ZARF!, Amberflora, Futch Press, the Earthbound Poetry Series, Them All, Magazine and Smoke & Mold. They are the author of three volumes of poetry: "Lábio/Abril" (Traveller and Presente: Lisbon, 2015) ,"fox, closet & fist (Face Press: Cambridge, 2023 - 2nd edition), and "Raposina" (Douda Correria: Lisbon, 2024).