All of You, who really do appreciate my work, are most valuable for me. As a writer who publishes a book I truly need Your support. Just like a magician who does a trick to see astonishment on his audience faces, I really need Your support Your reactions and Your opinions, which I cannot see due to the fact that You're reading alone.

Right now I'm preparing and translating Human in Rush: The Mission. The Polish version is ready, but has to be corrected to fit e-book specs. If many people would buy my book, I probably wouldn't need to work and translation would be faster. But since I have to work daily I can only translate by nights.

It's a tough question. I like Stanislaw Lem, Andrzej Zajdel, William Gibson, Philip K. Dick but also Andrzej Sapkowski and J.R. Tolkien. Stephen King and Harlan Coben are next in line.

I have two kids: Patrick 10 years old and Liliana 3 years old; and I have my beautiful wife - Kinia. Their happiness is most important for me. As I write mostly at nights, the true question is: what inspires You to stay out of bed till 3 A.M.? Well, I have so many ideas. I'd love to show it all to You. Show You the dangers of new technologies and on the other hand brilliance of them when used correctly.

I work, I take care about my house, wife, children. In my free time I exercise (mostly ride on Oxeloboard), play on the computer and listen to music.

Yes. It was in 1st class of Primary School. I wrote three stories: About a lion who was bald; about a kangaroo who had no pocket, and a turtle who had a rocket engine on his back. All were written in my music notebook on five-line pattern stave. It were funny stories and every one in class were laughing of them. But not my teacher. She was 60. Word similar to "larky" or "jocose" (of course in Polish language) made her angry. And she said I should use "happy" instead.

I do a lot of research about new techniques and technologies. I have more than 1790 bookmarks for only Human in Rush. I'm collecting ideas by writing them down. Then preparing a text as a "stream of thought". It's raw and unformatted correctly. Then I work on a language and later on formatting.

I don't remember the first, but I remember first that had a big impact on me. It was Selma Lagerlof : "The Wonderful Journey of Nils".

I've created only one.. but my approach was exactly depending on the content of the book.

My favorite books: - Stanisław Lem's "Solaris", "The Witcher Saga" of Andrzej Sapkowski, "Good Omens" - Neil Gaiman i Terry Pratchett [at the part about "101 safe and upraising plays with electricity" and "improvement due to only damaging circuit in a house, not the whole city" I almost died laughing ].

If I read books than they're Science-fiction mostly. But I like fantasy, thriller and horror also.

PC, and smart phone. I don't have any true e-reading device. Right now I'm not so rich....

I haven't got any astonishing effects yet. Any channel is good if it works.

I got two: computer's desk and kitchen table. Both must be clear, so there's nothing to distract my eyes.

My parents were still studying when I was born. At the age of 18 months I was given to my granny Helena and grandpa Piotr. They lived in a small village Sułkowice Łęg in southern Poland, 70 km from Cracow. My grandpa was breeding rabbits and chickens. There were two rivers and little forest and a lot of fields of wheat and potatoes. I've learned to ride a bike when I was 5. This was a beautiful chapter of my life.
Later I was taken by my parents to Danzig. I was 7 years old. I was very vigorous child but I was lucky to have a soccer field right behind my block and a big child's playground next to it.
When I was 13 we've moved to Cracow. I still live here.

The main story Human in Rush was started at 2nd year of my studies. But few stories I had already written in high school.

This is a story human who becomes a mutant. About scientists who created him. About new technologies and dangers that will be brought by them. And about humanity at it's best and it's worst.

I didn't want to be just an indie author. I wan to be the author.

Meatgrinder. Ease of use. Everything few clicks away.

The most joyful feeling comes when someone who reads my book says my ideas are brilliant. Second one is when I'm getting an idea and I'm 100% able to put it in words.