Welcome, stranger! You've reached a wondrous place: from here, you can take a look inside my mind. For me, it has always been a mesmerizing place, filled with a continuous stream of stories and adventures, wonderful and strange worlds, images, emotions and crazy trains of thought. I very much enjoy the adventures of all my imaginary friends and I've been putting them to paper as soon as I learned how to hold a pen. All my work is fiction and most of it can be classified as fantasy or fairy tales for grown ups, inspired by my own experiences or my dreams and influenced by my background in psychology. When I can, I try to accompany my writing with my own drawings. 

Since making a decent living out of your imagination is reserved to just the lucky few, I chose to pursue a regular non-descript career and let my imagination run free in my spare time. So far, I've kept my creations largely to myself and only occasionally shared something with the usual suspects, such as my parents. Obviously, they were heavily impressed, as is their job. Obviously, my very active imagination has many times played out the scenario in which I am discovered as the next Joanne Rowling. 

Despite the unwavering support of my family and these fantasies however, sharing my work with the world has always made me a little nervous. Writing is something so personal, so vulnerable and close to myself - what if people don't like it? What if they think it's a silly hobby? At the same time I'm very eager to share my work and genuinely curious what people think, so here's to finding out. 

I hope you like what you find here :) Constructive feedback is always appreciated. Besides that, I'd love to hear about your own experiences with posting your writing online. What kind of response did you get? Was it what you expected? Any tips or tricks? And as English is not my first language, any tips concerning grammar, style or vocabulary are most welcome.