Florian Kleinhoven

I was never very gifted, neither were my carers rich. In junior high I was not given much opportunities either. I visited some Open Days at several colleges as well as some trivial educational institutions. There was one teacher, informatics I think, that stood out to me. He confided to me that I should never let my dreams slip off because of what others say. I should fight for what I wanted and still do to achieve. Then, ever since I started attending senior high here in Europe, I felt I needed to do something more. I started taking some courses, and later on running a few College semesters. I had the desire to improve my English, as well as broadening my view of the world. Therefore, I craved submission to a combination of Biology, which I found so wildly interesting, and the language that I was so very fond of, English. Then, I decided to write a paper about a supposedly existent suprême, combining into one scientific knowledge and the ability for literary writing. It was quite a hard and one-and-a-half years long voyage, but I made it. I first published it in an online repository to accordingly endeavor a publishing house to give out a book-version.