Writing

What if eating well wasn't about buying solutions or following a one-size-fits-all approach?

Unfill is a collection of personal essays on how minimalism helped me reimagine my relationship with food. Not through fad diets, apps, and rigid restrictions, but by slowing down, simplifying, and embracing a quality-over-quantity mindset. This book doesn't offer quick fixes or simple solutions. Instead, it asks you to consider a values-based approach; one that steps away from the noise and cultivates a food philosophy that truly fits your life.

Sometimes, insights can reveal themselves when we pause from our routines to see the ordinary a little differently.

Brain Dawdling is a collection of essays exploring how meandering, dawdling, and paying attention to everyday stuff can reveal some wonderful insights about our lives. From the helpfulness of rubber ducks to the life lessons buried in accounting, video games, 90s sci-fi, statistics, and more. This book is a reminder that lessons aren’t always found in grandiose ways, but in the quiet and often overlooked details of the everyday.

What does it take to succeed as a freelance indie game composer?
I’m not sure I know, but after over a decade of working on indie projects, juggling freelance gigs, and making plenty of mistakes along the way, I’ve picked up a few things worth sharing. 

This book is a curated and edited collection of blog articles I’ve written over the years. It includes reflections on the projects I’ve worked on, lessons learned from my mistakes, and insights into my approach to freelancing as a composer for indie video games. You’ll also find straightforward guides for beginners in sound design, dialogue editing, synthesis, and understanding royalties, as well as a resource hub filled with sources for navigating opportunities, continuous learning, and more.