My name is David Hribar, and I've always been fascinated by stories that take us far into the future-into worlds where technology is no longer just a tool, but a part of life, consciousness, and humanity's destiny. I write mostly science fiction, exploring what life might look like in a hundred, two hundred, or even a thousand years from now. I'm deeply interested in how societies evolve, how people adapt to rapid progress, and what choices they must face when the line between the natural and the artificial begins to blur.

My favorite stories revolve around Commander Ksara-a unique, powerful, and visionary leader who guides humanity through complex challenges in the future. Ksara isn't just a character to me; she's a symbol of hope, a balance between human and machine, and a voice of reason in times of great transformation. Through her journey, I explore themes such as artificial consciousness, interstellar travel, ecosystem restoration, and the fight to preserve humanity in a world driven by technology.

Writing is my way of escaping, imagining, and at the same time reflecting. With every story, I build worlds that might one day become reality-or serve as reminders of how important our relationships, responsibility, and vision for the future truly are.

David Hribar