All those who love God will be moved to document, to tell the truth and be born again through the act.
Nathania Sailor
When Nathania was 16, her English teacher invited her to research the psychological effects of predominantly white schools on Black girls to present at an education conference. That experience shaped her perspective and ignited her life’s work.
A writer and advocate for global literacy, restorative justice, and healthcare access, Nathania focuses on the communities the system often forgets. Her work is rooted in on-the-ground experience, from interning with the Hennepin County Department of Community Corrections to launching Construction Literacy, a nonprofit building libraries in Togo. Nathania’s debut book, If I Never Write Again, arrives July 2026.
We are reflections of God because God is a reflection of us.
If I Never Write Again is a biomythography in the tradition of Audre Lorde’s Zami. It takes the Jezebel, an anti-Black stereotype historically used to dehumanize and justify violence against Black women, and builds her into a full myth while keeping her biblical origins intact. It is the Whore of Babylon’s confrontation with God and its resolution.
Read samplesA podcast about the things worth saying and the cost of having said them.
— Forthcoming —A visual work in development with collaborators. Details forthcoming.
— In Development —Arguments. Dispatches. The philosophical project in longer form. Coming alongside the book.
— Forthcoming July 2026 —For inquiries regarding readings, interviews,
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