About
Presently, I make poetry and fiction with rule-based systems - Markov chains, cut-up algorithms, constrained generation. This work concerns what happens when we open the black box and embrace algorithmic authorship as a transparent process rather than corporate “magic.”
I’m a PhD student in Texts & Technology at UCF and teach first-year composition. Questioning how to democratize who gets to make meaning animates my work and operates across my creative practice (designing generative systems that make process visible), my scholarly research (examining computational literature and procedural authorship) and my teaching (helping students navigate what “writing” means, whether working inside or outside algorithmic spaces).