Journal: Fuel for the Pyre
A personal journal about my experiences with Long Covid and why I think living in a capitalist society under our “new normal” may eventually disable us all.
Read MoreA personal journal about my experiences with Long Covid and why I think living in a capitalist society under our “new normal” may eventually disable us all.
Read MoreA lengthy personal journal discussing the hidden psychological conditions inspired by homelessness and poverty in the Pig Empire.
Read MoreA Facebook update on where I’ve been for the last couple weeks that unfortunately, ongoing online censorship forces me to reprint here on my website. Vaguely personal.
Read MoreA Facebook Journal update about one of my extended absences in 2019, written in the style of Hunter S. Thompson for no reason at all.
Read MoreA short and angry blog post about Twitter censorship and the Blue Checkmark hierarchy.
Read MoreEditor’s note: this is one of the first short stories I wrote after more than a decade away from writing fiction and was originally carried on my blog sportsballchic.com in the summer of 2015. My intention, was to portray a man struggling to overcome his own depression and anxiety problems after a long period of disconnection/isolation in the most humane, realistic way possible. All too often, stories about mental health begin and end with tired, melodramatic tropes that fail to recognize that an alienating sense of “otherness” may in fact be a completely rational response to an unfeeling, unloving and at times completely absurd world around us. But for time and pressure, we are all Walter Emanuel and it is my sincerest hope that I’ve told his story with the dignity, compassion and hopefulness it deserves. – NI
Read MoreNina continues her conversation with the mysterious old cat, who this time wants to talk about the importance of remaining true to yourself in a world made of lies.
Read MoreIt’s not easy being a Lions fan and it never has been – Nina examines why in this short, 2015 essay.
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