I write science fiction that blends epic scope with rigorous scientific grounding. My work sits between firm and very hard science fiction (you can see the grading here), often intersecting with historical biopunk and deep-time speculative worldbuilding. I explore both technologically advanced civilizations and cultures that have evolved along very different paths.
If you are drawn to the philosophical intensity of Frank Herbert, the anthropological depth of Ursula K. Le Guin, the emotional force of N.K. Jemisin, or the strange organic beauty of Jeff VanderMeer and China Miéville, you will likely feel at home in the worlds of The Bone War and the OS Universe.
My fiction is fundamentally character-driven. Every aspect of setting, science, and culture is filtered through the lived experience of the characters themselves. This often results in a more deliberate narrative pace, allowing psychological and cultural depth to unfold fully.
I also experiment with narrative structure. My earliest novels were written in serial form, later released as complete works. I do not publish unfinished serial installments.
Style and Approach
My writing tends to be:
Literary and layered — prioritizing nuance, thematic depth, and conceptual complexity
Immersive — building dense, coherent worlds and lived-in cultures
Introspective — centered on interiority and identity
Demanding in a rewarding way — engaging readers who enjoy rich lore, sophisticated language, and challenging ideas