Natalie Kaia Christiansen
Bio
Natalie Kaia Christiansen is an aspiring young author specializing in fiction and poetry, and a horror lover, incorporating the genre into the majority of her work. She has previously been published by Night Picnic Press and Sonder Midwest.
Stories (6)
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An Adoption Meant to Be
After nineteen years of being told there would never be a cat in our household - either because of concerns of my dad's allergy to cat hair, or how our dog would respond to a much smaller furry friend than they were used to - I had decided it would probably just be easier to wait till I moved out to adopt myself a cat.
By Natalie Kaia Christiansen5 years ago in Petlife
Beginning Together
She is so out of my league, I think, scrolling through her Bumble profile for the third time since we matched. I'm a novice dating app user - usually I open it up and swipe left or right when I'm bored, only making a handful of matches that never go anywhere. But this one? This one was like the Dating App God and Goddess were both smiling down on me, giving me exactly what I've been looking for in a relationship.
By Natalie Kaia Christiansen5 years ago in Humans
Curiosity for Systems of the Human Body
Those of us interested in the medical field aren't the only types of people who enjoy knowing a variety of medical facts. Personally, my intrigue with the human body began with a passion for the Saw films. As a lover of horror, you can often find reference to the human body in a variety of sub-genres that aren't restricted to so-called "torture porn". Perhaps I'm the only one who enjoys making these connections, but they are my two biggest passions. For this informal essay (really an informative stream of consciousness) I will point out a few facts I find fun, revolving around systems of the body I enjoy learning about the most.
By Natalie Kaia Christiansen5 years ago in FYI
Home Is Where Your Heart Is
Twenty-thousand dollars. It seemed like so much. An absurd amount. And yet, at the same time... it was so little. For the longest time Jonni stared at the paperwork in her hands, thumbs slowly gliding back and forth over the soft paper, absentmindedly wondering how much pressure she would have to apply to smudge the ink. She didn't want to stare at the house, instead, despite being keenly aware her new neighbors were staring at her through their curtains.
By Natalie Kaia Christiansen5 years ago in Horror
