Posts Tagged ‘ Fake Nonfiction ’

“How to Prepare for the Despair of Your Upcoming Medical Appointment,” by Maggie Russell

Mar 11th, 2026 | By

To help you prepare for your upcoming medical appointment, we have prepared a list of brutally honest details. Please read them and attempt to sign your name in the box, which is roughly as small as the box we will put you in if you are female and have a pain complaint.



“Spinach Around the Cyst: You’re Going to Want My Bad Ass Invention,” by Ayoung Kim

Mar 4th, 2026 | By

Thank you for your message regarding a new product you’d like to sell in our store. Despite your assurance it’s “bad ass,” Spinach Around the Cyst is not a good fit with our artisanal products. Good luck and thank you for considering Gourmet Foods.



“Rumors of the Humanities’ Demise Have Been Greatly Misoverestimated,” by Matthew Smith

Feb 25th, 2026 | By

As a Thought Leader, parents often ask me: “How can I get my son to major in stacking Benjamins instead of squandering our cash on medieval Catalan poetry?” Or: “Why is my daughter’s hair indigo? Why is she majoring in Women’s Studies—whatever that is?”



“Three Radical New Strategies to Beat Burnout—Without Quitting Your Job,” by C.J. Kelly

Feb 18th, 2026 | By

As burnout rates reach unprecedented highs, with 76% of professionals reporting chronic exhaustion and workplace attrition threatening global productivity, individuals are taking matters into their own hands. Sometimes with the help of biotech startups, sometimes with just a dash of performance training, and other times with solutions that would have been unthinkable just a decade ago.



“Stop Fingering Cinnamon Buns: Bring Your Dopamine Levels Back to Baseline,” by Jackson Mattocks

Feb 4th, 2026 | By

Sure, it feels utterly euphoric plunging your acutely sensitive skin-covered phalanges into that soft, hot, sticky mass of dough, but is that really a sustainable practice?