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    Seventeen

    February 8, 2021 /

    Somethings never change, even after seventeen years of marriage.

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Nina MacNamara

I’m an author, publisher, and podcaster. My books are Icarus and A Bitter Spring. I co-host the Pop Medieval podcast. I am the co-founder of Witan Publishing, an academic publishing company.

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New Novel 2022!

Watch this space for a title and summary!

A Bitter Spring

"It's like carrying around a backpack. It's heavy and it's on your shoulders. It hurts. It weighs you down."

Icarus

Man versus machine. Anarchy versus order. Power versus love.

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Latest Diary Posts

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My Podcast

Latest Essays

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    Home
    Oh, home, let me come home Home is wherever I'm with you – Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
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    A Reminder or Two as Your Reproductive Rights are Stripped Away
    This isn't about us. Or them.
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    A Modern Woman Watches Porn for the First Time
    It goes about as well as you would expect. TW: discussion of sex, porn, feminism, and an anti-capitalist tirade.
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