
i'm a death historian, a comedian and a currently living person. i'm using all those attributes to explore what death means and to make everyone a little bit more comfortable with the idea (me, mostly, but hopefully you, too.) new posts biweekly, probably
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in 1346, the mongol army stood outside the walls of caffa. they had a problem: their soldiers were sick with an alarming new disease. they grew large, pus-filled growths, and died within days. the sickness was spreading like nothing they’d...
i’m back on my particular brand of borden-adjacent bullshit, which happens way more than you’d think for someone who did not specifically do a phd on fall river, massachusetts in 1892.
this is the borden house on second street roughly aro...
recently i was watching the wizard of oz (for some reason) and for not the first time, i was struck by how an entire community saw a woman get crushed by a house and then proceeded to sing a song about it. partially it scares me because it’...
recently the telegraph, for some reason, gave an opinion article to journalist poppy coburn, and apparently no one at the telegraph has ever met a disabled person, so they just published it without reading a single word of it. at least, i h...
every year i wait anxiously for my local, abandoned CVS stores to go into chrysalis and become the beautiful butterfly that is spirit halloween. even though i don’t usually partake in “normal” halloween things like costumes or parties, i lo...
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nash flynn is a historical anthropologist, writer, and comedian whose work explores death, history, and the weird things humans do about both. she has a graduate degree and a podcast called death and friends. she lives in your mother's basement.
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