I write about logic: what it's good for, who it excludes, and how to do better.

I'm an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Auckland, with a PhD from Stanford. My research is in philosophical logic, non-classical meta-theory, and more recently at the meeting of formal logic and critical theory.

My first book, Logic in the Wild (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2024), argues that logic is the guardian of coherence and belongs in everyday life, not just in academia. My second, A Logician's Code of Conduct (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2026), asks how logic can be rehabilitated in the community, drawing on lessons from feminist, queer, and post-colonial theory.