I'm an epistemologist with special interests in phenomenal conservatism, common sense methodology, the intellectual virtues, and the a priori. I also work on moral philosophy. And I'm interested in lots of other areas of/issues in philosophy, including the normativity of logic, the metaphysics of experience, abstract objects, philosophy of religion, and figuring out the various implications of being a Platonist (in the correct sense articulated by Lloyd Gerson). I've also done some work in animal ethics.
I like corresponding (and collaborating) with philosophers who share my interests.