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Science fiction that takes the science seriously.
I write speculative fiction where the technology works the way technology actually works — the physics is real, the security holes are plausible, and the social consequences of the breakthroughs are thought through rather than hand-waved.
My books live at the intersection of hard SF and thriller. Fast enough to be readable. Rigorous enough to be worth arguing with.
Browse the books →Thinking in threat models.
Professionally, I work in cybersecurity. I think about attack surfaces, adversary capabilities, and the gap between what systems are supposed to do and what they actually do under pressure.
That lens shows up in the fiction. The hacks in my books work because I've thought about what would actually be exploitable — not because they look cool in a montage.
Building things that probably shouldn't exist.
I build things. Some of them are useful. Some of them are warnings. All of them start with a "what if this were real?" that I couldn't leave alone.
Based somewhere with too many books and not enough shelf space.