About Me

You can find links to all my projects and social media pages on bio.link.

You can find all the ways to support my work on my shop page.

Keep up with my blog posts by following me on therightstuff.medium.com

An archive of my older blog posts can be found at industrialcuriosity.blogspot.com

Software

I'm an experienced analyst, architect, polyglot developer and entomologist who works across paradigms to solve problems and chew bubble gum.

And I'm all out of bubble gum.

You can find out more on my LinkedIn profile, or you can check out my projects on my GitHub profile.

Comics

I'm a comic book fan and literature student who was forced to put his MA studies on hold with only a handful of credits left to go. While I have many exciting ideas for worlds, characters and stories, my first priority (and obsession) is to illustrate my thesis work on Shakespeare's Sonnets!

I have teamed up with an amazing illustrator to produce Shakespeare's Sonnets: A Graphic Novel Adaptation.

To fund the production, I am currently running a crowdfunding campaign, and as a related work of art (which will hopefully draw attention to my campaign to rescue The Bard's reputation) I'm tattooing 154 images (each one representing a sonnet) onto my body.

I have also been producing a podcast,
Shakespeare's Sonnets Exposed,
which in turned has spawned a book of the same name that provides context and an analysis of the first 25 sonnets.

Poetry and Spoken Word

A software developer by night and a writer by day (or vice versa), I write and perform under the name "fisher king" as there are so many Adam Fishers on the planet that it's frightfully easy to get us mixed up!

I've been writing poetry since I was in primary school, but I've come a long way since then and in 2014 was a member of the
Throw! Poetry Collective's team that made the finals of the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word .

You can experience a sample of my poetry on my spoken word playlist .

In 2017 I published my first children's book,
Life is but a Dream,
to thunderous silence (okay, I did get a literal couple of positive reviews), but I'm always working on making a larger dent in the universe and I'm not going to be giving up any time soon.