In my writing and editorial work I specialize in prose that clearly conveys highly abstract or technical ideas to target readerships with different backgrounds. What people describe as "writing clearly" is really a matter of communicating effectively. This requires the writer to think about how best to put ideas into words, of course. But I think it is just as important to think about the reader, and the knowledge and expectations s/he brings to the communicative exchange.
Some samples of my work are below. Links to my published research articles can be found here.
Some samples of my work are below. Links to my published research articles can be found here.
"In Defense of Clutter"
This is a blog post on whether you should avoid believing something that doesn't do you any good, even if you have evidence that it is true. It is a summary for general audiences of a research article published in the academic journal Ergo (co-written with David DiDomenico and Kenji Lota).
"What Is Artificial Intelligence?''
This is a brief (6 page) non-technical overview of the sort that one might use as part of a self-guided online course or in the introduction to a textbook
"How Does an Espresso Machine Work?''
I spend a lot of time with my espresso machine. Here is a 500-word explainer on what they do.
This is a blog post on whether you should avoid believing something that doesn't do you any good, even if you have evidence that it is true. It is a summary for general audiences of a research article published in the academic journal Ergo (co-written with David DiDomenico and Kenji Lota).
"What Is Artificial Intelligence?''
This is a brief (6 page) non-technical overview of the sort that one might use as part of a self-guided online course or in the introduction to a textbook
"How Does an Espresso Machine Work?''
I spend a lot of time with my espresso machine. Here is a 500-word explainer on what they do.
