Writer and photographer.
I write about technology, artificial intelligence, culture, and the ways they collide.
I'm an Irish freelance writer and photographer. I live in Dublin with my partner and more animals than really fit in our small house.
My work has been published in The New York Times, Popular Science, OneZero, Human Parts, Lifehacker, and dozens of other places. I write about technology, culture, science, productivity, and the ways they collide.
I'm open to commissions and collaborations, so feel free to drop me an email.
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For the past few years, I've had a simple one-page portfolio site. It worked well, and I didn't want the overhead of managing a WordPress install. That's changed with the rapid improvement in AI coding tools. I needed a project to test a few things out, and completely redoing my site seemed a perfect fit.
Over more than a decade as a freelance writer, I've written thousands of articles for national newspapers, magazines, and consumer tech sites. I've also worked with tech companies on content marketing, executive ghost writing, press releases, and marketing strategy. You can view more about my professional writing career here.
A web presence and social media management tool for pubs and bars.
A dog blog I run with Hannah, my partner and a lecturer in veterinary nursing.
