They said playing video games wasn’t a viable career choice.

… They weren’t entirely wrong.

Technically, I make my living by writing about video games. Whether you need industry analysis, reviews, in-depth examinations of storytelling tropes and obscure game mechanics, or top-ten lists, I can write it. From the latest gaming discourse, to nerd-centric guides about how to run a game server on Linux, I live and breathe gaming.

See my portfolio for examples of my work, or check out the open source projects I’ve helped with here and there.

Contact Me

When you’re ready to see what I can do for you, send me an email. It’s by far the easiest way to get in touch with me for business purposes.

My Portfolio

Here’s a selection of the gaming articles I’m most proud of:

Games Industry

Guides

Opinion

Tech

If you’re looking for my articles about web design and consumer technology, see my old portfolio. Warning, some of the links might be out of date, or broken.

Open Source Contribution

I’m not much for programming beyond HTML and CSS, so I give back to the FL/OSS community in the best way I know how: by writing. Well, there’s editing and proofreading too. Basically, I help out with documentation where I can, and leave actually developing software to the Serious NerdsTM.

Open Source projects to which I have contributed include:

Rocky Linux

Rocky Linux is an Enterprise-level drop-in replacement for CentOS, more or less a 1-1 copy of RHEL, maintained by the community. I’m rather proud of my work here.

the Rocky Linux Wiki

Bludit

Bludit is a dead-simple flat-file blog CMS, designed to make writing and publishing less of a headache. It supports plugins, and simple PHP templating.

The Bludit documentation site

Typemill

Typemill is a flat-file CMS designed for publishing text-focused sites, documentation, small wikis, and ebooks. It includes support for Twig themes and plugins.

The Typemill documentation site

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