Upcoming Memoir - What’s my Nitch?
Stories of creative struggle, disillusionment, and renewal — one creator’s path from burnout to creative freedom.
What’s My Nitch? is a memoir about chasing online success, losing yourself, and rediscovering what truly matters.
Brady Snow dove headfirst into the content creator economy, convinced that once he hit entrepreneurial milestones like fewer hours and more money he’d finally be free to create freely. Instead, he found burnout, disillusionment, and the emptiness of creating for algorithms instead of human connection.
Through restless years of digital nomad life, outdoor adventures, and satirical experiments in online business, Snow exposes the cost of deferring your creative self in exchange for some elusive vision of digital “success.” Along the way, he rediscovers purpose in storytelling, solitude, and finds his creative forge in the San Juan Mountains.
With honesty, humor, and lyrical reflection, Snow shows that purpose isn’t found by shrinking yourself into a marketable niche, but by reclaiming your true creative self and trusting that soul alignment—not algorithms—is what leads to real freedom.
Novels
Snow has published two novels over the years.
Below are the book synopses.
Honest reviews on the amazon book page (linked below) are always appreciated.
The Set Sun Blood at Dusk
Becoming increasingly disillusioned with city life, Collin Forsett and his friends embark on a backcountry snowboarding trip where they rekindle a friendship with an outcast ski-god and self-declared "shaman," Connor, whose dubious grasp on reality threatens them all. Then again, considering those alarming visions Collin's been experiencing, Connor might be on to something.
An insider's peek into the grand bacchanal that is a Colorado ski town at the height of the season, The Set Sun Blood at Dusk, is both an earth-bound travelogue and a mystically probing novel about friendship and the nature of human grace.
Poet for Hire
The Norse Men we know as Vikings were known for their ferocity and aggression, yet at the core of the warrior is a longing for love. After the Viking war generations ceased to raid, their ancestors carried forth that longing and came to settle the new world. Some laid down the ax and took up ink and quill.
Disgruntled with the expectations placed upon him for being named after the Norse God of Poetry, Bragi Kennings, son of a fisherman from Duluth, Minnesota, travels the West with his friend Rig Vindler seeking inspiration for his poems. After a stroke of hard times, the two friends take refuge deep within the Olympic Mountains where Bragi dwells upon the memory of a long-departed lover, Iðunn, an up and coming musician named after the Norse Goddess of Eternal Youth.
On a dare from an outcast witch of the deep woods, Bragi, Vindler, and their companion chicken, Kyuklingur, make a pilgrimage to Seattle where Bragi is propelled into a love quadrangle that forces him to confront a transformative reconciliation with his past.
When Iðunn reappears, Bragi must assimilate a reality that doesn't match the fantasy he has weaved in his poetry, and redefine himself as a poet, lover, and man. Poet for Hire examines the friction of becoming one’s truest self with the pursuit of Art, Love, and Dreams.