I didn't become a writer the traditional way. There were no muses whispering ideas into my ear, no childhood notebooks filled with dreams. I didn't invent stories in my head or sit down to build characters from scratch. My stories begin in silence-and then, with a melody, they awaken.

For me, writing is like listening to a symphony. When the music starts, it doesn't give me words-it gives me visions. Characters emerge between the notes. Scenes rise, emotions swell, and plots unfold like crescendos in my chest. I don't create-I witness. It's as if the music is showing me a film, and I'm simply translating it into language.