My articles can be broken down into 3 main categories:

Hand of the Week posts:

In years past, I wrote a weekly online "bridge column" for club-level players. The archived hands are still available here.

When I write up new hands, they won't be placed in the old HOTW archive, but in a new collection of columns. Stay tuned.

Double dummy analysis articles:

These are articles about refining one's bidding system with the help of computer simulation: identifying hands that are worth game tries, deciding whether it's better to just raise to 3NT or look for a major-suit game on the way, and so on.

Bidding conventions and systems articles:

This is a collection of bidding methods that my regular partners and I have developed. These fall into four sub-categories:

• Standalone conventions that I encourage you to add to your Standard American or 2/1-based system;
• Packages of tools that my regular partners and I have used, but which may not be quite so easy to graft onto your system one by one;
• Complete system frameworks, mostly build around a Polish 1♣ (forcing but not strong) opening; and
• Some teaching articles about bidding philosophy that I wrote mostly between 2002 and 2005. I don't promise I still agree with every word I wrote more than 10 years ago, but the archived articles are still available here.

"Someday" I have some articles in preparation about opening leads and signaling methods, but I don't seem to have much time to write these days.