Politically aware, but inactive. Labeled by stereotypes, but stereotype fighter. Mid-level intellectual, but always left on the side. Gothic soul, but not suicidal. Metal-head, not hearing impaired, but opened to string quartets and mezzo-soprano vocals.

Taste in art: painting (currently painting the walls of my room), photographer, devoted listener of rock, metal and classical music.

Technology: Python-based software programming. SAGE video games modifications (Command and Conquer Generals: Zero Hour). Java-phones (2G) application creator.

In general I listen to symphonic metal, alternative rock and neo-classical music.

Horrors, psycho-analytical and tense fabula kinds of films.

Books: "The Most Evil Men and Women in History" by Miranda Twiss (2004), "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoevsky (1866), "Conspirator's Hierarchy: The story of The Comittee of 300" by John Coleman (2005), "The Damned Yard" by Ivo Andrić (1954), "The End of a Presidency" by The New York Times Journalists (1974), "Impure Blood" by Borisav Stanković (1861), "The Stranger" by Albert Camus (1942), "The Chronicle of a Small Town Cemetery" by Isidora Sekulić (1940), "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare (1599/1601), "The Inspector-General" by Nikolai Gogol (1836/1842), "The Trial" by Franz Kafka (1925).