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Missing Her


I can only get through days like today by using my imagination. I see myself in your arms, laughing at your stories in front of our cottage fire. I miss you more than I can say.
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Dr. Nahna James

Dr. Nahna James (Dr. Ariadne Chibuike James, DBA, PhD, M.Ed., MOM, MSOL, MScFE, MBA, MMKT) is an Afro-Argentinian Caribbean polymath, poet, author, nudist activist, actor, and painter of Saint Lucian, Igbo, Spanish and Argentina heritage. With dual citizenship spanning Argentina, Saint Lucia, Sierra Leone, Spain, Honduras, and Malta. Dr. Nahna explores themes of body freedom, identity, and self-expression, advocating for global nudist values. His multidisciplinary works, including poetry, essays, and visual art, blend African, Caribbean, and South American perspectives into a bold, human-centered creative voice.

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