Sports as Modern Myth, Part II: Narrative Capture, Identity Shrinkage, and the Cost of Being a Fan
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Sports as Modern Myth, Part II: Narrative Capture, Identity Shrinkage, and the Cost of Being a Fan
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Nick Oliveri is a Ukrainian-born, bestselling novelist whose work explores the intersections of psychology, power, art, and human consequence. Known for his haunting lyricism and emotionally charged storytelling, Oliveri crafts narratives that challenge readers to question the systems around them and the truths within themselves.
His books have been read by leaders in business, government, and academia, praised for their depth, originality, and unique blend of literary ambition and narrative tension.
Nick Oliveri is inspired by a disparate set of creators and leaders including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Vladimir Nabokov, Stephen King, Virginia Woolf, Hatshepsut, Lil Wayne, Hunter S. Thompson, Frida Kahlo, and Vincent Van Gogh.
Nick is a startup co-founder dedicated to the onset of the circular economy. Born in Ukraine but having grown up in the United States, today you can find Nick next to nowhere, and sometimes somewhere, enjoying whatever it is that he does.