Art and Spirituality for the Outcasts.

Wandering Jotun Crafts is dedicated to serving and uplifting the folks society forgets: the folks I call Kickass Outcasts. Every day outcasts like you and me face discrimination, microaggressions, fighting our own minds, and just trying to survive in a world that would prefer we didn't.

My goal here at Wandering Jotun is to provide art and spiritual services for us outcasts. Things that bridge the gap between sexuality, gender, spirituality, geekiness, neurodivergence, and more. I want to create a world where everyone can be safe, respected, and capable of being their truest selves--and where we all can learn to support each other. We're in this together, for better or worse.

For a taste, check out my free ebook bundle: Punch Your Bad Brains in the Face.
Nonir Amicitia has never really fit into molds or boxes. They claim labels such as queer, nerd, Pop Culture Pagan, and Social Justice Cleric, but none of those completely describe them. As a lifelong outcast, they know how hard it can be to not fit in, and they hope Wandering Jotun can help provide a little bit of help to others who feel like they don't belong.
Some interesting facts:
  • I've been doing spirit work in varying degrees for over a decade and am currently involved with some amazing pop culture spirits
  • I am a multipotentialite and try to embrace all sorts of different interests and activities here at Wandering Jotun, so things can get a little strange sometimes
  • I am most comfortable with they/them pronouns at the moment, though that could change
  • I have entirely too many cosplays I want to do and not nearly enough time to put them all together
    • Now that I've written that, I'm considering how one might make cosplay a spiritual act because this is how my brain works
  • I have three published short stories (I publish fiction under the name Emily Singer) and wrote a full-length fanfiction novel in 2017
  • I co-write a hopepunk series featuring a diverse cast under the penname O.E. Tearmann
  • I chose the name "Wandering Jotun Crafts" as an homage to both Loki and Odin in Norse mythology, and because my friends and I joke that I'm a frost giant (because I can't handle heat very well)