Useful Nothingness: A Working Theory of Being

Useful Nothingness is a genre-defiant blend of lyrical nonfiction, poetic essays, and philosophical fragments. It is a resonant meditation on the unresolved spaces of modern life.

Written for the existentially curious, it explores what moves beneath the surface: where memory becomes myth, connection flickers and fades, and silence speaks in ways language cannot.

Structured like a mixtape, this ambient collection moves between stillness and intensity, solitude and ache, doubt and wonder. It resists tidy answers and leans instead into presence, attention, and the strange persistence of selfhood in a noisy world.

For readers drawn to spiritual writing without religion, existential reflections, or the quiet music of language itself, Useful Nothingness offers a rare kind of companionship. It does not explain. It reflects.