The Revenge of Hatathor is the conclusion of the Sphere trilogy. Were you able to achieve everything you wanted with the characters in the novel?

Not really. It’s a story of the success of a human in an alien world, but the alien planet is still struggling. When I started writing, I thought about a happy ending. However, as the plot develops and new characters come in, the story is more elongated. I changed the initial outline as I realized that my original planned ending is not correct from an anthropological point of view. Society does not have a king, a hero and a villain but also a side character who plays an important role, like influencers. The religion and historical setbacks will linger on and continue to influence people’s imagination and shape new apprehensions, hopes, and desires.

Where do you see your characters after the book ends?

As happens in every culture, the alien society will continue to take new turns and shapes. An end is another beginning for new challenges. If my readers like to read more, I see my characters will take on new challenges.

What experience in your life has had the biggest impact on your writing?

I guess traveling in public transportation has a big influence and my philosophical ideas about societies’ growth and conversion of languages. Society is a river flowing continuously, taking new turns, splashes, and turbulence.

What is the next book you are working on, and when will it be available?

My next book is The Sands of Abzu, A Tale from Ancient Persia. It is my pure fantasy novel. It will be released this year, 2022.

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