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Q: What attracts you to science fiction writing?
Science fiction allows me to ask difficult questions about humanity, technology, and the future while still entertaining readers.
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Q: How do you make futuristic worlds believable?
I base future technology on real scientific trends. Even imaginative ideas feel believable when grounded in logic.
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Q: What themes appear most often in your books?
Identity, surveillance, artificial intelligence, and freedom are themes I constantly return to.
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Q: How important is scientific accuracy in your stories?
Accuracy matters, but emotional realism matter
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Q: How do you overcome writer’s block?
I usually step away from the manuscript and spend time reading or walking outdoors. Creativity often returns when I stop forcing it.
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Q: What message do you hope readers take from your books?
I hope readers realize that even in painful moments, people can still find connection, healing, and hope.
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Q: What was your biggest challenge as a writer?
Research is essential. I study investigative techniques, criminal psychology, and forensic procedures to make the stories realistic.
