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Namhar Brahman

I reside in Kyiv, Ukraine.

My foray into writing began in 2010, with a short story titled The Mariner. If you've ever spoon-fed a small child, you'll instantly recognize the source of my inspiration.

My second tale, Time Infection, emerged after I bought a new watch. Since then, my pen was unstoppable.

Virion was penned in 2012, long before the COVID outbreak. Who would have thought that delving into a virus’s mind could turn out to be prophetic?

My novel, The Concerto for Asp and the Creali Orchestra, stemmed from the short story Dance of the Crimson Asp, which is part of In Alien Eyes anthology. This novel is a remarkable blend of coming-of-age story, mystical thriller, and psychological drama. I started working on it in 2012 and finished in January 2022.

At this moment, I’m embarking on a grand space saga. The cover and a thrilling synopsis will soon grace this website; stay tuned.

It’s curious enough but even very short stories, like ‘Reset’, impressed me: from the first lines, I grasped the essence of philosophy, which went deep into my bones. It was fascinating

Alona Gerasymchuk

This is a very interesting book. I like the style of the author. Waiting for the next book.

GarryD

Recommended if you like science fiction or dark fantasy with a twist at the end

Natalya

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This is a collection of short accounts with a bright twist to the plot of R. Shacklit by J. L. Borges, a welcome to the humor of S. G. Lem and R. L. Asprin and the permeated humor and horror of E. A. Poe
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