About me
In a world rushing toward simplicity and unambiguity, I create works layered with meaning. My characters exist on the borderline—between light and shadow, despair and hope, solitude and the pursuit of freedom. I explore the fragile balance between “inhuman humanity” and an unwavering belief in the world’s beauty even amid chaos.
The chaos of society should not extinguish the light in the human soul
The story of
Anastasia Dubinina
My literary development began with deep immersion in philosophical-symbolic, existentialist, and nihilistic literature. The classic works of Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Franz Kafka, Dostoevsky, Lermontov, and Turgenev formed the foundation of my creative vision.
Over time, I was drawn to works with more colorful, dynamic narratives—the writings of Eduard Verkin, Charlotte Brontë, and Oscar Wilde, where characters’ emotions are revealed not only through direct description but also through symbolic imagery and contrasting natural elements.
Moving to England became a turning point in my creative work. I experienced greater freedom in writing plot-driven works, and my focus shifted to exploring British society and culture. Travels through England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and other European countries enriched my literary perspective and inspired the creation of new works.
Creative Credo
I believe literature should not only reflect the complexity and contradictions of the world but also be a source of hope. Even in the darkest works, it is important to leave space for rebirth and renewal. My goal is to create multifaceted works that resonate with readers on a deep emotional level and provoke reflection on human nature and society.
In a world where “inhuman humanity” strives for uniformity and superficiality, I try to remind readers of the value of individuality, inner freedom, and the ability to see beauty even amid chaos.
