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Nick Susiexploring the technological, societal and psychological forces that shape our identity, perception and culture
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the war of the worlds did not take place
The War of the Worlds Did Not Take Place is a new work by me that debuted at FWB FEST25, with visual objects by Domingo Beta and an original score by VÉRITÉ. Watch the full talk on YouTube, or read the story below. This work was also releas...
if you want to create a monocultural event, start a war
This essay was originally written for Ruby Justice Thelot’s Drake Sixposium. Special thanks to Joan P. Ball, PhD, Amber Case, Elijah, Jihad Esmail, Andrew McLuhan, Khufu Reign, Sean Thielen-Esparza and VÉRITÉ for helping me develop this ess...
the multitudes of self
This essay was originally written for Veleta Studio Lab’s zine Atemporal. Special thanks to Joan P. Ball, PhD, Tiger Dingsun, kianamoods, Matt Klein, Yana Sosnovskaya, Yancey Strickler and VÉRITÉ for helping me develop this essay. All credi...
sonic dimensions of worldbuilding
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Nick Susi is a writer and strategy executive, exploring the forces - technological, societal and psychological - that shape our identity, perception and culture. Alum: Complex, The FADER, Jay Z, Berklee College Of Music
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