I’m a Pākehā writer, educator and theorist from Aotearoa New Zealand, living on the traditional lands of the Boonwurrung in Naarm / Melbourne. In 2020, I co-founded philosophy education consultancy Elumenate with Dr Luke Zaphir, and founded the Australasian Posthumanities with the view to making the arts and humanities radically accessible. My essay, 'half-gallon quarter-acre pavlova pretext,' was recently shortlisted in Otago University Press Landfall essay competition.
I’m currently writing an academic manuscript on settler colonial mythologies while working on a companion novella on George Grey and teaching across media literacy and the p…
I’m a Pākehā writer, educator and theorist from Aotearoa New Zealand, living on the traditional lands of the Boonwurrung in Naarm / Melbourne. In 2020, I co-founded philosophy education consultancy Elumenate with Dr Luke Zaphir, and founded the Australasian Posthumanities with the view to making the arts and humanities radically accessible. My essay, 'half-gallon quarter-acre pavlova pretext,' was recently shortlisted in Otago University Press Landfall essay competition.
I’m currently writing an academic manuscript on settler colonial mythologies while working on a companion novella on George Grey and teaching across media literacy and the posthumanities. My research interests include settler colonialism, existentialism, the posthumanities, mythology, poetics and literary discourse, gender studies, and affect.
