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About and Photos
Most writers and
artists I've met are rather solitary folks,
seeking environments that allow for imagination
and creativity. I fit into that category.
I'm currently working on a seventh
novel. Most of my novels are action adventures
with some romantic under-themes, and the
settings are usually a mix between Europe and
America.
Social Code
was my first novel to be published. It's the
story of a curious software engineer, Doby, (a
hacker) who plays an online computer game that
rapidly invades his computer and his life. He
encounters a sensual virtual character, and then
a cat and mouse chase begins from there.
Virtual Eyes
and the current novel I'm working on (it doesn't
yet have a title) are a continuation of Doby's
adventures. Blue Fate is my longest and
most complex in terms of plot and relationships.
Red Fate is the sequel to Blue Fate
where a couple of dilemmas need to be resolved.
Whereas Startup and Pales Tides
have very different themes.
I'm always
thinking about stories and constantly look for
material in real-life. Today I was reading
something about Greek mythology and got this
idea about something that would make a cool
story. Tomorrow it will be something else. Some
of these ideas stick and eventually become a
book. Anyway, I guess that's how writers
operate.
Switzerland
Most of the time I
live in a chalet in a small village in the Swiss
Alps (the photo on the left) . The other photos are taken from around my
village.

Costa
Brava, Spain
Each year from May to June and from September to
November I live in a remote location in the
northern Costa Brava in Spain where I work with a group
of writers to create fiction, nonfiction and
poetry. I have a small simple house with a lovely view of the
Mediterranean. There is something about that
part of Spain that brings out the imagination.
It is the region where Salvador Dali, Picasso
and Miro came from..
There are lots of artists, writers, actors and
creative people who live in that area. The photo
below is the village just south of where I live.
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