I was born in 2915 on Reisse, in a family that would have been called middle-class if the crisis of corporate economics had not rendered the term irrelevant. While studying journalism, I involved myself in student activism and took part in protests against profit interests in academia. Following graduation, I was involved with two of the best-known revolutionary organisations in Stanton system, where I ended up while reporting on worker conditions for a media outlet. Later joining the Ghosts of Aberdeen guerrilla group, I continue to write about politics and class in the Empire on my personal blog Red Hammer Manifesto. In free time, I like to practise hobbies including drawing urban scenes and natural landscapes, socialising in the Free and Open-Source Software community, trainspotting, reading nonfiction literature and collecting records of music artists.