I spent years capturing reality through a camera lens, only to realize that reality was overrated. So, I turned to writing—where I could push human emotions to their breaking point without ending up in court. I specialize in turning love into obsession, fear into madness, and hope into the cruelest joke. My award-winning stories The Lark of Hope and Lives, along with my trilogy The Tail of the Stars and the Wolf Who Managed to Catch It, are essentially psychological experiments—though people insist on calling them fiction. My films Paper Planes and Jolly Rosso have been praised (and possibly cursed) at international festivals. When I’m not writing, I enjoy staring into the void over a strong espresso—mostly to remind it who’s in charge.