My mind palace

Lore & Logic

Make something real. Explore something impossible. Ask better questions about both.

A home for books and code, dragons and databases, makerspaces and libraries—plus the writing, projects, games, and communities that connect them.

Explore the site See what’s taking shape

Student Web & Software Development

Maker Digital & physical craft

Future librarian Information for everyone

Writer Journalism, criticism & ideas

Fan Fantasy, SF & games

Choose a trail

Explore the constellation

No single label covers everything here. Start wherever your curiosity catches.

01

Makerspace

Finished builds, experiments, lessons learned, and process notes from 3D printing, Cricut work, paper craft, HTV, vinyl, bookbinding, and fabrication.

A future home for project showcases—and, eventually, carefully scoped custom work.

02

Books

Currently Reading, my ever-growing TBR, Book Talk & Reviews, recommendations, My Library, and my own writing.

Reading life, not a star-rating assembly line.

03

Blog

Essays, updates, fandom analysis, technology, making, books, games, libraries, and ideas that refuse to fit neatly in one category.

Includes recurring columns such as The Better Timeline.

04

Opinions & Columns

Commentary with a clear provenance: work published by a newsroom or organization, and independent or unpublished pieces written here.

Published Independent / Unpublished

05

Lore

Fantasy and science fiction, dragons, fandom, worldbuilding, story logic, adaptations, and the pleasure of taking imaginary worlds seriously.

Where close reading meets joyful overthinking.

06

D&D / Tabletop

Campaign notes, characters, resources, Dungeons & Dragons, and Star Trek Adventures.

Roll20 campaign links will be added when the tabletop section is ready.

07

Development

Web and software projects, coursework, experiments, useful mistakes, and notes from learning how thoughtful systems are built.

Code is most interesting when it helps people do something that matters.

08

Libraries

Information science, public access, technology, intellectual freedom, reader services, community space, and the work of becoming a librarian.

Libraries are infrastructure for curiosity.

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About & Links

Meet me, find my work elsewhere, and follow the schools, publications, clubs, organizations, and communities connected to Lore & Logic.

These confirmed destinations connect my site to the wider communities I’m part of.

Dispatches from both sides

Latest from Lore & Logic

My recent student journalism, linked to the original publication so the full context and credit stay attached.

A living snapshot

What I’m up to

Four simple spaces designed to stay current as the site grows.

Currently Reading

I’m actively listening to Ascendant, Michael R. Miller’s first Songs of Chaos book. Audiobooks keep stories moving while school keeps my hands and eyes busy.

Currently Making

Add the project on the worktable and what stage it has reached.

Currently Coding

Add the project, language, class, or problem under construction.

Currently Playing

Add the game, campaign, character, or adventure occupying this week.

The person behind the constellation

Hi, this is my mind palace.

I’m a Web & Software Development student, maker, future librarian, student journalist and writer, reader, gamer, and lifelong fantasy and science-fiction fan.

Lore & Logic is where those identities get to share one address. It is a personal internet home, a project archive, a reading and writing space, and—over time—a community hub for thoughtful people who like both how things work and why stories matter.