image A picture of myself in September 2023 - by Heraclea Foto, All Rights Reserved.

My name is Gennaro Cristian Celestino, also known online as cristiangcel. Born in 2004, I am a Psychology student—a fascinating and complex field that remains ever-relevant. My interests span current events, activism, writing, and collecting (of various kinds).

Here, I write articles on topics of personal interest related to current affairs, present my works, and publish various types of content, always connected to my passions.

Among my life's works, I write and publish books independently; in fact, I am an underground author who offers literary works to a selected audience. I do not seek notoriety; I manage all of this autonomously, preferring my content to be discovered by those who are genuinely interested in the "niche" nature of my publications.

I wish to state that I am happily debaptized, having freed myself from the chains of a cult imposed upon me without my consent—an act of pure individual affirmation of my person and authority. It is quite amusing that, because of this, I have a latae sententiae excommunication hanging in my room; it’s rather funny, considering we are not in the Middle Ages but in the twenty-first century, where such things matter to no one.

I harbor a deep interest in rights and current events, though my thinking is not based on pre-established ideologies or political affiliations; my sole guide is rationality. I consider the protection of individual liberties and scientific progress to be fundamental pillars, firmly opposing any liberticidal or 'traditionalist' logic. Furthermore, I must clarify that 'nothing is done for nothing': my commitment to these areas is aimed at my personal gain in terms of freedom and autonomy.

Specifically, I support scientific progress (particularly the concept of Open Science) and open-source technologies—not out of altruism, but because I deem them the only infrastructures capable of guaranteeing the free circulation of culture and the independence of the individual against any form of liberticidal control.

That being said, I believe I have said enough: it is the works I have realized that speak louder than a simple autobiography. If you didn’t like me or don’t appreciate what I write, quite frankly, I don't give a damn.

Read the public biography on Internet Archive.