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The Fire Never Goes Out: A Memoir in Pictures by ND Stevenson

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emotional hopeful reflective medium-paced

3.0

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emotional hopeful medium-paced

4.75

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emotional informative reflective tense fast-paced

4.0


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daximumvelocity's review against another edition

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dark funny hopeful inspiring

tracy_j's review against another edition

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challenging emotional hopeful reflective medium-paced

3.0

I didn't realize this was the author or Nimona, but I enjoyed learning about his story. It was really dark at points and a lot of mental health issues to sort through.

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challenging dark emotional hopeful inspiring

3.0

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2.0

I like the photos and drawings.

I just wish the author went into more detail about everything and talked more about her life. It was really surface level and focused mostly on her achievements.

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4.0

4.5 ⭐️

lilaceous's review against another edition

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challenging dark emotional reflective slow-paced

1.5

impact - .5⭐️
illustrations - .5⭐️
effective storytelling - 
engaging to read - .5⭐️
would recommend - 

well.. this is one of those memoirs that makes me wonder why the author made a memoir at all. it came in the form of yearly reviews, which felt like reading someone’s resume combined with sticky notes they had left themself and diary entries. it had good moments but it was a list rather than a story, and there was little true vulnerability.

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4.0

I was a quarter in when I realized I’d read some of this before, online in its original format. This is honest and raw and beautiful and I think others will feel seen, so I’m glad this is a published collection - I wished there were more entries up to now - which of course exist on the author’s substack.