During my childhood, access to computers was rapidly expanding and the era of “homemade” personal websites was largely ending. Still, who wouldn’t want one? I hoped to stray from the bloated messes that are most web platforms, though this site had the misfortune of being made in the early twenties, by which point the instructive HTML editors of the nineties with their WYSIWYG and “view markup codes” editors were long gone. Regardless, I’ve done my best to heap together something not as slow and ad-ridden as the alternatives.

If you ever need to return to this landing page, just click the boatlily drawn by my friend Asha in the header.

Other—Càch.

• Merovingian Meddling, my senior thesis in the University of Tennessee’s history program, which outlines the deeds and character of St. Columbanus (d. 615).
• “Privileged to Spend Blood”, a project about my great-great-granduncle I worked on for the Center for the Study of Tennesseans and War.

Links—Ceanglaichean.

• TBA