Gallery Highlights

This poetry collection invites the reader into a fragile vision of justice in a world turned upside down—where fairness drifts beyond the horizon, yet our longing for what is right refuses to be silenced.

This poetry collection explores love through a social justice lens, tracing a journey across the world—from Hawaii to Venice—in search of compassion, connection, and humanity.

This book examines the trauma caused by Romania’s Communist totalitarian regime (1945–1989), which imprisoned thousands in the Romanian Gulag. Using interviews with six former political prisoners, I analyze how incarceration affected their psychological well-being and how trauma appears in their narratives.