Allow me to return the favor - I am thrilled to have drawn interest from others!
It is a wonderful turn of circumstance for me, because it is not incidental that I have an interest in seeing good open-source cryptography bindings in Haskell. Though I am not a professional cryptographer by any means, I have had my fair share of hands-on experience with it, and I know to be careful with a dangerous tool lest I lose a finger or two.
The whole reason I took up Haskell was in order to figure out how to write some tricky code involving recursion and cryptography, and though I suspect my writing lay more heavily towards prose than formality, I do have a point that I have been steadily working towards in my blog series about recursion.
The next article involves implementing sparse merkle trees in a rather trite / concise way (because the approach is important for a greater discussion), and for that, and for that I need good cryptography bindings.
So you see, I am interested in more than just bindings to libraries - there are specific things that I wish to do with it 