Somewhere between the silence of the sky and the hum of a keyboard, a world was formed in which Davor Pleskina breathes. A programmer by trade, a pilot by soul, a writer by fate — his life stretches between precision and imagination, order and poetry.
In code, he seeks clarity; in flight, serenity; in words, truth. His sentences are not mere strings of letters, but echoes of times long past, when honour, steel, and the whispers of history bore the weight of destiny. His novel Steel and Honour: In the Shadow of the Crescent Moon is the second part of a planned trilogy — the central chapter in a broader tale of uncertain times, humanity, and transience — while the first and final volumes are yet to be written.
As a veteran of the Croatian War of Independence, Davor knows the silence that follows noise, and the weight of words once the weapons fall quiet. He does not seek fame or accolades — only that slender line where a story meets the reader’s heart. And there, between the lines and the gaze, he remains forever.
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