Based in the United Kingdom, I am a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire, School of Creative Arts, where I also earned my Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Digital Media Design. I tech across both the Digital Media course and our award winning Animation degree. With DMD, I focus my teaching on Teamwork Practices and Storytelling through Interactive Narratives. With Animation, I focus primarily on theory, teaching Structuralism and Engagement with our first years, applying theory to Manga, Anime and Comics with our second years, and finally supervising Literature Reviews and Final Essays with our third years.

Alongside my work with UH, I am also undertaking my PhD under the supervision of Dr Daniel Goodbrey, Dr Steven Adams and Dr Alana Jelinek. My focus is on the implementation and disruption of the perception of time within DC Comics, and how artists and writers have evolved these techniques. My case studies focus on Crisis on Infinite Earths, Zero Hour: Crisis in Time, Infinite Crisis and Final Crisis as this is a defined 25 period of time within DC history.

As a former student and assistant to Danny Graydon, my involvement with the Superhero Project began with the 3rd Global Conference, where I presented my first conference paper. Since this, my involvement has grown, and strengthened my belief that Superhero Studies MUST be looked at with as much passion and dedication as film or fine art.

Outside of academia, I have also written for publishers such as Comic Book Herald, Sequart, and the Eisner award winning magazine, Panel X Panel. I have also worked alongside Comic Drake, Nerdsync, Comic Tropes, Owen Likes Comics and Matt Draper on both video essays and the annual charity convention, At Home Comic Con.