Andor Réz
The genre of horror has always had an important role in my life. By now Lovecraft, the weird, and cosmic horror have also carved out their special place. I first met Lovecraft’s name in the films of varying quality which were inspired by his works, then, as my interest grew stronger, I delved deeper into his work and I became a devoted fan. His world view and stories had a great impact on me, and they fit into the style which could get to me even in the genre of horror: the world of mysterious, supernatural, unusual, sometimes dreamlike weird stories that question reality. I’ve had the desire, even from the very beginning, to express my own imagination, vision, and stories, and later on I’d like to actively devote my time to these things, be it in the form of visual art, film, or literature. From these art forms literature is the one which has been in the centre of my interest recently. I consider myself a complete beginner, a fledging author who is trying to find their own style. One of my short stories has been published in the 6th issue of Black Aether magazine and I also have a round-robin short story published in the same place. At the moment I’m working on multiple smaller projects, some of them in the early stages of planning.