Why did you decide to set your novel in the Mlyny Dormitories?

I felt the need to create a record of my five years at the university. They were very colourful, full of experiences, some funny moments and some difficult moments. I wanted to give them a summary form, to create my own mini-memoir. I wrote "Droplets” in my dorm room, T 81, in the Atrium Houses.

Who did you imagine as the reader of your book?

Every student who sits destitute and sad on the bus no. 31, gets off, has a cheap soup in Venza or Eat, collapses on the bed of the dorm room and wants to recharge a little with joy. That's why the cover of the book is cheerful and I hope the text is too.

"Droplets” begins as a story full of innocent, joyful and absurd stories of two friends, Mirko and Samko, who are looking for friendship and love on the campus. Gradually, however, the story receives a darker tint, and more serious topics are addressed. Was your goal to point out the problems that students will encounter at Mlyny?

Why did you decide to set your novel in the Mlyny Dormitories?

I felt the need to create a record of my five years at the university. They were very colourful, full of experiences, some funny moments and some difficult moments. I wanted to give them a summary form, to create my own mini-memoir. I wrote "Droplets” in my dorm room, T 81, in the Atrium Houses.

Who did you imagine as the reader of your book?

Every student who sits destitute and sad on the bus no. 31, gets off, has a cheap soup in Venza or Eat, collapses on the bed of the dorm room and wants to recharge a little with joy. That's why the cover of the book is cheerful and I hope the text is too.

"Droplets” begins as a story full of innocent, joyful and absurd stories of two friends, Mirko and Samko, who are looking for friendship and love on the campus. Gradually, however, the story receives a darker tint, and more serious topics are addressed. Was your goal to point out the problems that students will encounter at Mlyny?