Instructions for the End of the World

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more than nothing | 2026

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Instructions for the End of the World | Parts 7-9 | Read along if you want to stay alive

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This is a line from William Styron’s memoir, Darkness Visible, where he chronicles his experience with depression. It’s a good book. You can read it if you want, but it’s not science or medicine, just a writer’s attempt to understand what he is experiencing. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it doesn’t. But Styron also discovers what science and medicine have discovered, too: depression is survivable. There is another side. You have to find your specific way through, but you can do it.

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This is a line from William Styron’s memoir, Darkness Visible, where he chronicles his experience with depression. It’s a good book. You can read it if you want, but it’s not science or medicine, just a writer’s attempt to understand what he is experiencing. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it doesn’t. But Styron also discovers what science and medicine have discovered, too: depression is survivable. There is another side. You have to find your specific way through, but you can do it.

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Instructions for the End of the World | Parts 4-6 | Read along if you want to stay alive

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what have you done?

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New webcomic series starts today | Read along if you want to survive

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE END OF THE WORLD, PARTS 1-3

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can I tell you a story?

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are you lost?

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like an echo

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