Judith Husker is an ardent narrator whose creativity was informed by her lifelong obsession with mythology, ancient fables and the silent magic of dreams. Based on ancient stories of heroics and fates, she introduces us to worlds of vibrantly interwoven worlds that are mystical and yet so human in their turn.

As an educator and a writer, much of Judith's work touches on the theme of courage and fear, finding meaning, and faith in oneself. The beauty of human resilience and spiritual transformation is what she is fascinated with, and it is the force that drives all her narratives.

The Dreamer, The Seeker is a landmark in the creative life of Judith, a tale that she has been pondering over many years, recommended by her personal thoughts on fate, uncertainty, and self-identity. Her characters are idealists, travelers and wanderers who make readers understand that the road of greatness is sometimes initiated with confusion.

Judith has been known to spend her time writing, exploring silent scenery, sketching scenes after her narratives and also mentoring young writers. She thinks that the most thrilling adventures are not in other worlds - but in the mind.