I’m a writer, artist, and designer interested in how people navigate systems of power and hierarchy—how those systems can lead us toward connection and solidarity, or convince us to rationalize cruelty.
My current project, The Invisible Sun, is a graphic novel series that uses science fiction to help me think through social and political ideas. It explores a distant future shaped by competing visions of power, survival, and meaning through the lives of people forced to navigate its consequences. The series serves as the foundation for the broader interconnected story universe I call the Zero Continuity.
For more than three decades I’ve worked across creative media and technology. I’m currently a Senior Designer at Green River College. My career has ranged from newsroom technology consultant during the internet’s transformation of journalism to the founding and editing of MarsDust.com an early website about science fiction literature, entertainment and culture.
I’ve also worked in film, writing and directing the VR short The Book of True Feelings, which was selected by the Sci-Fi London Film Festival and the Philip K. Dick Film Festival, and won at the Seattle Transmedia & Independent Film Festival.
My fiction uses speculative worlds to think through real questions. I’m less interested in predicting the future than in using science fiction to examine the structures we live inside and the stories we tell ourselves to survive them. I try to pair philosophical questions with grounded, character-driven storytelling.