Marko Da Costa is a young and talented writer...one who evokes deep emotions in his work. In his first work - The Art of Feeling - Marko takes readers through an immersive, and sometimes painful experience of love and loss.
We caught up with Marko in our virtual studios and let him talk us through what led him to write such a poetic and profound work. Marko bravely opened up about his life and relationships - all of which led him to write. From the pain of love lost to the support and strength from loved ones, Marko's journey inspired him to express his innermost thoughts through the page.
And though he's a young author, it's clear that his approach, dedication and flat out hustle has, and will, lead to great success.
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