I like to call myself a writer and content curator, but I’m more than just that. You can get to know me a bit better through Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. I do a lot of my reading with Pocket, and most of my writing on Medium.
Some of my favorite works:
- Computing all the Feels
Digital Culturist
Exploring the future possibilities of Affective Computing in our society. - What is Digital Culture?
Digital Culturist
An introduction/mission statement to the Digital Culturist publication. - On the Relationship Between Humans and Technology
Adventures in Consumer Technology
The title is fairly descriptive. - The Best Ways to Consume the Web
Adventures in Consumer Technology
A curated list of some of the best technologies and tools I use, or have used, to explore the web.
My interests and work topics may vary, but I generally gravitate towards technology, the Internet, future scenarios, the sciences, psychology, culture, and social behavior. If you’re into that sort of stuff, we’ll be good friends.
I’m a curious person. I’m constantly scouring the Internet in search of new ideas to question, analyze, and share. However, trying to filter through the noise can be an overwhelming experience. I’ve made it my personal mission to make the digital world easier to navigate and more rewarding to explore. Whether it’s through writing or curation, the projects I involve myself in clearly reflect this mission.
Some projects I’m currently working on:
Letters from an Internet Traveler is a newsletter with which I curate and share the thought-provoking tidbits and intriguing obscurities I discover on my travels across the Internet. I deliver these letters at least twice a month (maybe).
Digital Culturist is a publication for the analytically informed observationists of the digital age. We publish analytical, informed stories, commentary, and opinions focused on the Internet, technology, and how they affect human behavior and social culture.