Routledge & CRC Press • 7th October 2025 Preface. Teaching the Anti-Essay I tell my story of overcoming dyslexia and finding my authentic voice with the help of many mentors.
The Amherst Student • 13th November 2024 D-Wade’s Divine Comedy and the Nameless, Faceless Man Greatness in basketball is defined by meaningful context, not empty hero worship or decontextualized tributes like statues.
The Amherst Student • 23rd October 2024 Ben Simmons: On Hope and Basketball A personal reflection on growing up idolizing Ben Simmons.
The Amherst Student • 2nd October 2024 The Day Bip Roberts Cried: Notes on the Athletics’ Last Game in Oakland A melancholy tribute to the Oakland A’s departure from California.
The Amherst Student • 18th September 2024 Marcell Ozuna and the Character Floor Marcell Ozuna is, by many metrics, a very good baseball player. However, he falls down dramatically on one key front — his humanity.
Substack • 20th April 2024 Hell in Denver: An Ode to Blucifer and Places People Don't Want to Be The existential beauty and eerie allure found at the Denver International Airport.
Substack • 7th November 2023 Item Acquisition Fanfare: Isolation And Connection In Super Metroid The emotional depth and sense of connection found in the isolating world of Super Metroid.
Dyslexia Help University of Michigan • 16th August 2023 Learning To Love Writing With Dyslexia A personal reflection and practical guide on how technology and alternative approaches can empower dyslexic writers.
Substack • 5th May 2023 Tangled Up in Blue An exploration of how AI’s triumphs in chess and writing reshape ideas of mastery and creativity.
The Syllabus • 23rd February 2023 Taylor Swift Crosses the Red Sea I explore the cultural and religious resonance of Taylor Swift, delving into her evolution as an artist and her role as a modern-day icon.
Jabberwocky • 16th November 2022 Roy Halladay as Divine Intervention The complications and context of Roy Halladay's perfect game in 2010.
The Syllabus • 18th April 2022 Aaron Sorkin, A Dead Language, And the Value of Moral Tales Why Latin may still be worth studying.