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Nathaniel Missildine

NATHANIEL MISSILDINE is an author of books and screenplays living in Dijon, France where his wife and two young daughters seem to find everything incredibly funny. His writing has appeared in Boulevard, Salon, Opium, Monkeybicycle, The Morning News and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, among others. His travel memoir, Save for Fireflies, details a trip across his native United States as a kind of tourist. For more on what’s with him, visit www.nathanielmissildine.com.



 Recent Work by Nathaniel Missildine
HUMOR »
Why I Never Commented on Your Post, Again
Part 2 of why Nathaniel Missildine just hasn’t gotten to you yet.
MEMOIR »
Boilerplate
Nathaniel Missildine tells the story of an office romance at high-speed connectivity.
HUMOR »
Répondez
Nathaniel Missildine expands the choices for those called upon to R.S.V.P.
MEMOIR »
36 Hours in York PA, June 1996
Travel with Nathaniel Missildine back home and back in time to the central Pennsylvania you’ve been dreaming of.
HUMOR »
How Not to Dry a Wool Sweater
There are many ways not to do a laundry job, but the right one remains a profound mystery.
APPRECIATION »
Pissing Into the Violin
The words you never covered in French 101.
MEMOIR »
Pillar of Tinsel
Nathaniel Missildine never actually left the city of Los Angeles, though not without trying.
HUMOR »
Why I Never Commented on Your Post
There’s a perfectly reasonable explanation.
ESSAY »
Republic Affection
Nathaniel Missildine realizes he'll never shake his Americanness, even as he wedges himself deeper into another country.
MEMOIR »
What I Gave Up
An abridged list of the things that fell by the wayside.
NONFICTION »
Riders Welcome
Only Sturgis can save us now.
APPRECIATION »
Choosy Dads Choose Jif, Too
What it means to be a stay-at-home Dad.
MEMOIR »
Background Wattage
How to best relive high school prom as a dark teen comedy movie.
ESSAY »
Cheese and Optimism
The litany of reasons that the love-hate-love relationship between two nations will never die.
   
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