During the Renaissance, the leisured class liked to display their prized art, natural artifacts, and souvenirs from their travels in wunderkammer (literally “wonder cabinets,” though “curio cabinet” is more common). I am sorely wanting in phoenix tales and anatomical theaters, but this space is my own digital wunderkammer, a place to store the hodgepodge of pieces I’ve written over the past nine years.

When I’m not writing fiction, I’m likely trying to find the golden ticket midst a Mac truck-load of Condé Nast’s data. If you’re curious about telling stories with numbers and code, these posts are a good place to start.

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