I am a philosopher and logician. I write books and articles, give research talks, teach at the University of Nottingham, and make philosophy videos for my YouTube channel, Attic Philosophy. My work spans metaphysics, language, logic, philosophy of mind, and social philosophy, covering topics from impossible worlds to questions of truth, essence, and how we reason about what cannot be.

My recent research centres around three main themes. First, I investigate how we think and reason about impossible situations—things that couldn't possibly be the case but which we can still meaningfully contemplate. Second, I explore questions of truth and truthmaking in metaphysics, asking what makes true statements true and how truth relates to reality. Third, I examine fundamental questions about how the world is ultimately structured, including work on essence, material objects, and the relationships between different levels of reality. I'm also developing ideas about vagueness, relevant logic, and modal accounts of knowledge. Much of this work feeds into Truthmaker Semantics, a framework developed by Kit Fine for understanding meaning and content.