I write mystery stories built around things that shouldn’t be possible.
My work focuses on impossible crimes—locked rooms, vanishing killers, and events that seem to defy logic. I’ve always been fascinated by cause and effect, by how one small detail can set off a chain reaction that leads to something extraordinary. That fascination is at the heart of everything I write.
Over time, my stories have become less about simply solving a puzzle and more about understanding how those puzzles are constructed. I’m drawn to illusions, performance, and the idea that reality is often misread rather than broken. Beneath the mysteries, I tend to explore identity—how it can be hidden, altered, or even erased—and what happens when the truth finally comes to light.