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20. Sferakonska zbirka spekulativne fikcije.
Vedran Bokor: Bubamarin efekt
David Kelečić: Maslina
Tomislav Škrljac: Monodijalog
Vesna Bolfek: Usnuli
Katarina Brbora: Svi kraljevi husari
Antonija Mežnarić: Glava ili pismo
Robi Selan: Richmondski atentat
Luka Perušić: Lica
Vladimira Becić: O kraljicama i zmajevima
Vesna Kurilić: Konzul
Marija Serdar: Pruska posla
Darko Macan: Tko je ukro, ukro nije
Tatjana Jambrišak: Alternative i paralele
Vedran Bokor: Bubamarin efekt
David Kelečić: Maslina
Tomislav Škrljac: Monodijalog
Vesna Bolfek: Usnuli
Katarina Brbora: Svi kraljevi husari
Antonija Mežnarić: Glava ili pismo
Robi Selan: Richmondski atentat
Luka Perušić: Lica
Vladimira Becić: O kraljicama i zmajevima
Vesna Kurilić: Konzul
Marija Serdar: Pruska posla
Darko Macan: Tko je ukro, ukro nije
Tatjana Jambrišak: Alternative i paralele
- GenresScience FictionFantasy
238 pages, Paperback
First published May 16, 2014
About the author
Ivana Delač
23 books30 followersIvana Delač (Zagreb, 1983) is Croatian science fiction and fantasy writer, who also happens to be a psychologist and soon-to-be psychotherapist, and an editor of SFeraKon annual short story collection.
Her bibliography includes around 40 short stories published in various Croatian publications, a couple of short stories published in English, and three novels - fantasy novel for children Pegazari (2009; awarded with SFERA and Artefakt awards - ebook available for free download here: https://sfera.hr/2020/sfera-preporucu...), YA urban fantasy novel Izgnani (2016; awarded with Artefakt) and Japodinine muke (2018). Besides these awards, she also won SFERA awards for best short story published in 2007 and for co-organizing educative LARP project in 2014.
In 2020, she was a Guest of Honour on Futuricon, Eurocon 2020 held in Rijeka, Croatia.
When she's not psychologizing or writing, she can be found on badminton field or hiking in the Croatian mountains.
See also Ivana D. Horvatinčić
Her bibliography includes around 40 short stories published in various Croatian publications, a couple of short stories published in English, and three novels - fantasy novel for children Pegazari (2009; awarded with SFERA and Artefakt awards - ebook available for free download here: https://sfera.hr/2020/sfera-preporucu...), YA urban fantasy novel Izgnani (2016; awarded with Artefakt) and Japodinine muke (2018). Besides these awards, she also won SFERA awards for best short story published in 2007 and for co-organizing educative LARP project in 2014.
In 2020, she was a Guest of Honour on Futuricon, Eurocon 2020 held in Rijeka, Croatia.
When she's not psychologizing or writing, she can be found on badminton field or hiking in the Croatian mountains.
See also Ivana D. Horvatinčić
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