Born 2 May 1973. 1973 in Klaipėda. Graduated from the Gorky School, special English courses at the LCC International University, philosophy at the Vilnius Seminary for Catholic clergy, studied Christian theology (Saint Žodar, France), Islamic law and Sharia at the University of Jinan (Lebanon, Tripoli). For about 8 years he was a monk of the Catholic orders of Dominicans and Franciscans, for two years of which he worked at the Vilnius Centre for the Education of Mentally Retarded Children, and for another two years he taught the Laws of God to Catholic grammar-school children in Kretinga.
He worked as the editor of the cultural department of the daily newspaper "Klaipėda" (2004), as the editor-in-chief of the literary and art monthly "Žodis" (2005), and as the editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper "Krantinė - Klaipėda" (2008). Recently, he has been an active contributor to Lithuanian, European and Russian publications and publishing houses ("Nemunas", "Baltija", etc.; Russian "Baltika", "Parallels", the largest literary website in Moscow, "Moscow Writers", E.V. Vitkovsky's "The Age of Translation" and others). Founder of the literary society-publishing house "ARS MAGNA" (2003).
Polyglot, translator from 11 languages. Non-partisan, strongly cosmopolitan. From gothic and horror to science fiction, he has recently turned towards atheistic ideas.
Since 2003, member of the German Russian Writers' Association; since 2004, member of the Russian Writers' Union; since 2004, member of the International Literary Community of S. Dach; since 2006, member of the International Community of Historians and Literary K. Donelaitis; since 2008, member of the Lithuanian Journalists' Union; since 2009, member of the Union of Artists Creators; since 2012, chairman of the Lithuanian branch of the Russian Writers' Union.
Hobbies: astrophysics, theoretical physics, history, natural sciences, music.