Let me live, love, and say it well in good sentences. -Sylvia Plath
I tell stories. Across novels, screenplays, articles, and games. Every experience, every place I’ve lived, and every adventure I’ve taken feeds into my writing.
I was born in a small town in southwestern Poland, where summers still mean meadows, woods, and buzzing bees. It’s where my first novel, Moonchild, began. But my stories stretch far beyond those landscapes, into distant travels, new cultures, and even outer space.
At seventeen, I moved to the U.S. as an exchange student, trading rustic Poland for the palm trees and innovation of Silicon Valley. That one year turned into twenty. I studied journalism, won a few awards, and spent years writing for tech companies before venturing into fiction. After publishing Moonchild, I went freelance and set off on a two-year journey across Europe and Asia, launching Soul GPS, a life-coaching project for people caught in abusive relationships.
Later, I pursued an MA in Creative Writing at Newcastle University, a year that refined my craft and introduced me to an incredible creative community.
Now, I develop stories and games for kids at an advertising agency while working on a 500-page thriller in my spare time. Also, I’m learning to garden. Because every great story needs patience to grow.