I started writing short stories of my own about the age of eleven. I discovered this pleasure of story telling and writing much earlier while playing with dolls and cars, plushes and other toys: there was always some story to tell behind, some adventure to get them involved into and I was lucky to have my siblings around to torture them with my views. The first time I felt an actual writing thrill was in second grade when we were asked to make-up the continuing of a story we were read the first half. It was a feeling that I could not describe the one I had when told that I was allowed to write according to my own imagination. And that's how it all started. 

I have a BA in Social Sciences and won some prizes and mentions for some stories, but nothing too great.

The most substantial piece of rhythmic, poetic writing published is entitled "In T[I'm]" and I conceived it as an abstract piece of writing that combines poetry with lyrical argument and story-telling, also containing a few journal-style scraps; a work that can be seen as a puzzle that can be reshaped according to each playful reader's mind and represented the same as they'd feel and love to see. The first poetry project of mine that I published and worked on though is titled "Time Files" and many more have followed until I decided to publish "Soul Crush" a collection of poems that presents various popular and/or classic poetic forms under the same cover with less popular, more recently invented forms.