Centraleurope Stories

Oliver Kral is a competitive gamer who just washed out of a Prague esports tournament. The loss stings, but it's nothing compared to what comes next. Within days, Oliver and a woman he barely knows are ripped from their lives and strapped to examination tables inside a featureless white chamber. Their captors are small, silent, and unmistakably not human. No explanations or demands. Just restraints, sedation, and routines designed to strip away everything familiar. He's not alone. Other captives have been here longer. An intelligence agent. A mob boss. A medic. A linguist. Each one carrying a different piece of a puzzle none of them asked to solve. Together, they begin mapping the patterns of their prison, looking for cracks in a system built by something far more advanced than anything on Earth. Then a voice appears inside Oliver's mind. It calls itself Shadow. It claims to be a fragment of something their captors tried to destroy. It offers knowledge, perception, and a way out. But freedom has a price. And Shadow isn't telling him everything. Set in Central Europe, Xenoforming is a grounded first contact story about ordinary people pushed past every limit they thought they had. Survival, adaptation, and the growing suspicion that their abduction was never random. This is the first book in the Xenoforming series.

Vampires Elisa and Jack, best friends and business partners, are trying to navigate business, relationships and modern life in 21st century New York. Famous for inventing the best synthetic blood on the market and plastic surgery clinics for vampires they have a lot of friends... as well as enemies. Photo by Wilmer Martinez on Unsplash

Immortals are living in present-day Belgrade telling the stories of how they came to be.

A serial killer, a Jewish cremator, and an Eastern European immigrant try to stay one step ahead of medieval zombies and their thirst for blood in WWII Hamburg.

Serbians survive a zombie outbreak in Belgrade.

The protector of Serbia

From the Black Sea coast to the Anatolian plateau, from motorway cafés to mountain villages, two pilgrims move through a landscape of shifting borders, languages and assumptions. What begins as a series of humorous encounters slowly unfolds into a meditation on nations, literature, exile and the invisible walls separating people from one another. A thoughtful and quietly ironic story about travel, identity and the worlds hidden beneath everyday conversations.

Serbian religious leaders travel Serbian investigating the supernatural.

Serbian scientists travel to alternate realities from their lab in Belgrade.