Patrick Todd received his PhD in 2011 from the University of California, Riverside. He has written about a range of philosophical issues, including free will and determinism, moral responsibility, time and omniscience, and the open future. In 2013, he took up a permanent position at the University of Edinburgh as a Chancellor's Fellow and Lecturer.

Todd's book is a highly recommended read to all those working in metaphysics of time, tense logic, and debates about philosophy of religion. It is remarkable how the book offers a complete, original, and ingenious defense of the doctrine that future contingents are all false.

• The Open Future: Introduction to a Classical Approach 1: Grounding the Open Future 2: Three Models of the Undetermined Future 3: The Open Future, Classical Style 4: The Will/Would Connection 5: Omniscience and the Future 6: Betting on the Open Future 7: with Brian Rabern: Future Contingents and the Logic of Temporal Omniscience 8: The Assertion Problem

Patrick Todd received his PhD in 2011 from the University of California, Riverside. He has written about a range of philosophical issues, including free will and determinism, moral responsibility, time and omniscience, and the open future. In 2013, he took up a permanent position at the University of Edinburgh as a Chancellor's Fellow and Lecturer.

Todd's book is a highly recommended read to all those working in metaphysics of time, tense logic, and debates about philosophy of religion. It is remarkable how the book offers a complete, original, and ingenious defense of the doctrine that future contingents are all false.

• The Open Future: Introduction to a Classical Approach 1: Grounding the Open Future 2: Three Models of the Undetermined Future 3: The Open Future, Classical Style 4: The Will/Would Connection 5: Omniscience and the Future 6: Betting on the Open Future 7: with Brian Rabern: Future Contingents and the Logic of Temporal Omniscience 8: The Assertion Problem