Edward Strun

Edward Strun, born in 1981 on the Górny Śląsk region, is a multifaceted individual whose professional background lies in civil engineering and design. Despite his technical career, he nurtures a deep passion for philosophy, astrophysics, and cosmology, which greatly influences his creative pursuits. An avid reptile enthusiast, he cares for a variety of exotic creatures including geckos, a Yemen chameleon, and a steppe tortoise.

As an author, Edward has contributed to various literary magazines such as "Esensja," "Biały Kruk," "Histeria," and "Sofia." His literary work was also recognized in the anthology "Fantazmaty 4." Under the pseudonym "Strun," inspired by string theory, and "Edward," referencing Edward Witten, a prominent advocate of the same theory, he integrates his scientific interests into his literary identity.

• Publications: His articles and stories explore the boundaries between science and philosophy, often reflecting his fascination with the universe and the fundamental nature of reality.
• Short stories: His short stories are known for their imaginative narratives that blend scientific concepts with philosophical inquiries, captivating readers with their depth and originality.
• Philosophical and scientific interests: These themes are recurrent in his writings, providing a unique perspective that appeals to fans of speculative fiction and philosophical debates.