About “No Turn Before the Shoreline”
A series written in liminal states—usually in the air, before, after, or during travel—when the ground is far away and the mind is closest to truth.
Frequency
These pieces appear whenever that liminal state does. On planes, my ADHD-driven anxiety softens into focus; the engine hum becomes a white noise machine that lets my thoughts finally line up. Sometimes I loop the same no-skip albums and write until the seatbelt sign turns off my overthinking.
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About Agatha
Agatha Isabel is a non-fiction author whose work is rooted in nature and the intriguing intersection of technology, identity, and community. Drawing from a background in creative writing, tech, and activism, she writes about love, loss, and growth in everyday life, as well as fulfillment, challenge, and ambition in professional spaces. Her work reflects a deep connection to the natural world and the ways it shapes how we move through work, relationships, and collective care.
