Hello everyone!

I've been writing since '94. Literature is one of those things that only a few people manage to make a living from. I'm not among those few, but even so, I love practicing it-and reading it even more. Many times while reading a book, I've felt the urge to step in, to change or twist the story a little, because I felt the ending could have been so much more impactful.

At first, I only wrote poems, then short stories, reflections, and musings. I've always loved philosophy. Most of my poems carry a philosophical tone, exploring themes that once inspired the great thinkers themselves.

My other great passion is fantasy and science fiction. These two genres are often underestimated or looked down upon by many literary critics. For me, they are not. To me, they represent the same literary value as classical literature. "Pulp"-they utter this word with disdain, as if it were contagious. Yet, if you think about it, the classic sci-fi authors could be considered mediums of a sort, who caught glimpses of small fragments of the future. They wrote about many things that later became reality.

So this is the realm I wandered into, and I loved this new place-where imagination can soar, where it is not confined by the boundaries of reality. This is the place where a person can become like a god: creating worlds down to the tiniest detail, setting heroes on their adventurous paths, or leading readers into unknown realms waiting to be discovered. Meanwhile, the writer can also teach the reader, broaden their horizons, and philosophically examine humanity's relationship with the unknown.

**Pen name:**
Robert Dæn Caestrion