​After a short career in journalism, I began writing from my own experience in reporting, starting with an investigation into a serial killer case that I investigated close to home. I felt compelled to write about my own motivations and fears at first. The case got dangerously close, I was being hunted by my prey ...

This haunting prompted me to write. It was the trigger.

I live in the UK now. A few years on and I teeter mostly on the brink of fantasy and horror with a strong emphasis on real cases and their supernatural angle. I believe it's possible to investigate cold cases from a different era. This is why I wrote "Hollow Man".  Fiction is closest to reality than the mind can comprehend.​

Lately, I have touched upon the modern cautionary tale genre. I once thought no one cared about moral issues since everything is banalized, but I believe literature has still a role to play in our society.

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Here's one of my favourite quotes:

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"Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.'  (Malvolio, Twelfth night, W. Shakespeare)

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