Casey graduated in 2023 from Rutgers University with a dual bachelor’s degree in English and philosophy. Her literary pursuits often reflect her academic interests, some of which are anti-natalism, anti-consumerism, poetry and narrative-form writing, personal essays, as well as the intersection between existentialism and feminism.
In her free time, Casey can be found writing, experimenting with espresso, and fighting with her cats over nail trims.
Casey’s Writing:
☨ The Moral Woman Does Not Exist (P.I) (P.II)
☨ Exploring My Anti-Natalist Tendencies
☨ Don’t Tell Me Your New Year’s Resolution, I Hate (Sudden) Change
☨ Thought and Prayer Complacency
☨ The Indifference of Suffering
☨ The Act
☨ A.I. and Ego in the Distortion of Reality
☨ Drive Like Your Kids Live Here
☨ Bleed
☨ “Bearista,” The Disease of Consumerism
☨ Abscess
☨ Snow Day
☨ Working, Taking Each Day at a Time
☨ Existentialist Thought on the Subjectivity of Rights
☨ Addendum to Subjectivity (of Law and Being)
☨ The Bride! as Propaganda for the Male Loneliness Epidemic
☨ I Have Seen Too Much (Wipe Away My Eyes)
☨ Predeterminism in Modern Spirituality
☨ Bliss
Casey’s Poetry
☨ Intruder
☨ Remember, I Am a Scared Animal
☨ Declaw
☨ Hungry
☨ Static
☨ Stuck
☨ If It Seems Too Good, It Isn’t True
Curated Playlists
☨ Soundtrack for the Death of a Nation
☨ Unrequited: A Playlist for Longing
