Dennis
Kuria

I love computers and books. Ever since I was a child, I never strayed too far from either one. When I read a really good book, I'm completely absorbed in it, sometimes, I'm changed forever. Occasionally, a really good game or movie does this too. This is why I love writing. I want to arouse the same deep-seated emotions in my readers. Writing, however, was only the start for me. I had to learn plenty from the people I worked with. I soon discovered that I needed to add one more critical tool to my arsenal of skills: programming. I now spend my days in emacs, the ultimate editor, hoping to spread the evangelical light of enlightenment to all: plebes and doomers alike. Viktor Emil Frankl believed that the meaning of life was responsibility. I choose to agree! :)

Work experience

Kaizer Publications

January 2019 – Current time

Job title

Writer

Work experience & achievements

I have been working on Kaizer Publications for 4 years now. It has been a journey, a test and a dream come true. During this time, I have written for a plethora of clients. Each and everyone has been a welcome challenge, a joy and a treasured memory. This is the reason that I am passionate about free market economics and the right to self-determination. I get to focus on producing only the best for my clients. Nothing else will suffice. You can find my favorite article here: https://rabbitholemag.com/cake-and-existentialism/.

Kaizer Publications

January 2020 – Current time

Job title

Programmer

Work experience & achievements

I taught myself how to program due to necessity. I needed to be able to have the best tools at my disposal if I was going to be an effective and competitive professional. From humble beginnings, I worked diligently to the point where I was able to launch a website using Free and Open Source software from the ground up. The ability to tailor-make experiences for my clients was simply irresistible. Gordon R. Dickson had it exactly right when he said that the greatest pleasure in life is the ability to wield oneself -- and so to make or break that which no one else can build or ruin. When I stand triumphant with a treasured client at the end of a grueling project, I am reminded of why I do this in the first place. You can find my most recent website design here: https://st-ruthschool.com/.