William T. Torgerson
Essays and Short Fiction
Exploring philosophy, neurodivergence, storytelling craft, and searching for logic in everyday life.
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I’m William T. Torgerson, a fiction writer and essayist who enjoys poking at the strange systems that shape our lives. Much of my writing explores perception, storytelling craft, and the consequences and privileges of living with a neurodivergent brain.
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The Math of Being - 5 Minute read
“A rounded corner, cardboard brown, caught my eye. Pulling it out revealed an illustration of a hand giving the peace sign and maroon elastic holding it closed. The inside pages were a crisp, blank, cream color. It was perfect.”