Adam Wodyk, born in Poland in 1993, is a librarian with a passion for literature, particularly science fiction and fantasy. Wodyk studied Polish philology, and his love for writing and creating fictional worlds stems from his early years. He has always been drawn to the works of C.S. Lewis, with "That Hideous Strength" being a significant influence on his desire to write a sci-fi story.\n \nWodyk's writing is also inspired by other notable works such as "The Lord of the Rings," "The Chronicles of Narnia," and dystopian stories like "The Hunger Games." His writing covers various genres, including science fiction, fantasy, dystopian, and post-apocalyptic survival stories. In 2020, Wodyk completed his first book in the dystopian genre, "The Dystopia Game," set in a futuristic world of the Seven Metropolises.\n \nIn addition to his published works, Wodyk has also completed two epic fantasy novels, "A Torch of Angorin" and "A Tale of Erydan," which are waiting to be edited and translated. Wodyk's fascination with movies and screenwriting is also evident in his work, as he spends his free time developing his novels and ideas into TV or web series projects.