Writing

Philosophical fiction exploring consciousness, AI alignment, computational limits, and cosmic horror

5 Works
3 Novels
2 Essays

Novels (In Progress)

The Policy

The Policy

257 pages 67,000 words Oct 2025
Publication Ready

Essays

The Mocking Void

August 20, 2024 4 min read

A philosophical exploration of cosmic horror through the lens of computational theory and Gödel's incompleteness theorems. If the universe is computational, then it's subject to formal limits—and complete knowledge becomes not just difficult, but formally impossible. Lovecraft understood: the terror isn't the unknown, it's the unknowable.

On Moral Responsibility: A Metaphysical Examination

October 1, 2010

Written during my undergraduate studies in philosophy, this essay examines the foundational questions of moral responsibility and what it means to be a person with agency.

A philosophical exploration of free will, determinism, and moral agency. What does it mean to be a moral agent? Can we truly be held responsible for our actions in a deterministic universe?

philosophy ethics free will moral agents determinism metaphysics