Namhar Brahman currently lives in Kiev, Ukraine.
After graduating in 1997 from a medical institute, he served as an anaesthesiologist for the next six years. For the last thirteen years, Namhar has been involved in clinical research. His first foray into writing was the short story "Mariner", which he had written in July 2010 after his experience of feeding his young daughter for several years (the idea had quite a lot of time to mature as he raised his daughter). His second tale, "The Time Infection", was inspired by his purchase of a new watch. All told, he has written more than thirty stories and tales in Ukrainian and Russian along with several poems. He is working on his new full-length novel, The Concerto of Asp and the Creali Orchestra, based on his short story "Dance of the Crimson Asp."
