
Apparently, the Afterlife Has an Exit Interview
Mind Notes The first thing I noticed about being dead was how aggressively unimpressive it was. No tunnel. No white light. No choir warming up somewhere behind the clouds.
Books, stories, and writing on the narratives that matter
I believe stories can function like instruments: they reveal what’s happening inside us and around us, and they give us language for the next decision.

Books for your spirit, future, and rack
Essays, confessions, and reflections.
Minimalist wall art & illustrations

Resilience, meaning, and recovery—practical and human.
Standalone sci-fi and mythic worlds—memory, power, future.
Strategy, rivalry, governance—for serious readers.

Mind Notes The first thing I noticed about being dead was how aggressively unimpressive it was. No tunnel. No white light. No choir warming up somewhere behind the clouds.
There is a question I have never heard asked at a funeral, and perhaps that is because everyone is too busy pretending they already know the answer. Who exactly

There are two destinations people have spent thousands of years passionately debating, recommending, avoiding, threatening one another with, and confidently describing. Curiously, they are also the only two places