I write a bit of everything, so long as it's speculative. Hard SF to mythic fantasy, urban to xeno, shapeshifting dragons to symbiotic AIs. Speculative fiction is the art of using the imagination to explore the bounds of our world, and we've got a lot of world to explore.
In the summer of 2008 I got to spend six weeks in Seattle at the Clarion West Writers Workshop, working with 17 other excellent and motivated writers. Coincidentally, I'd just had my first piece accepted for publication: Small Monuments, which was published at the SFWA-pro market ChiZine. It's since become an honorable mention in Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year vol. 1.
You can find my publication history under the Published tab of this site, and read old works under Archived. For more info on the Clarion West experience please check out the CW Page, and for a variety of things I've found helpful in this writerly journey, head over to Resources.