Internationally recognized mysterious thriller writer Jack Lance presented his latest works during the literary festival "Beach Book" in Burgas. The event, organized by the publishing company "Uniscorp", attracted the attention of contemporary literature fans.
During the meeting with the audience, Lance shared the deeply personal philosophy behind his work: "Darkness gives meaning to the search for light". This metaphorical confession reveals the essence of his narrative strategies, which successfully combine reality with the supernatural.
The focus of the presentation was his newest novel "Night Eyes", which has already been adapted for the big screen. The writer candidly shared that he has always dreamed of being a storyteller who can transform everyday life into something extraordinarily exciting.
His creative journey includes creating numerous remarkable works – the novels "Pyrophobia", "Zone", "Dark Memory", as well as dozens of short stories and theatrical plays. Four of his stories have already been filmed as short films, which further confirms his literary talent.
An interesting fact is that Jack Lance is actually a pseudonym. Behind it stands Ron Puyn – an author who, in addition to fiction, also publishes non-fiction books dedicated to supernatural phenomena and personal experiences.
His works, translated into 15 languages and distributed in over 25 countries, are distinguished by exceptional suspense and mystery. Each of his books is a true challenge for the reader's imagination, exploring the fine line between reality and fantasy.