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Aleksandar Žiljak may be the most known name of Croatian SF literature outside of Croatia. He is certainly the most translated Croatian genre author and I have already talked to him as have other people, Charles Tan at SF Signal for instance. But 2015 seems to be his year: three Guest of Honour spots – […]
Read More Interview: Aleksadar Žiljak, the GoHThe American SF and fantasy writer Kate Elliott will be flying in all the way from Hawaii to be the Guest of Honour at SFeraKon 2015. She is busy packing right now but she still found some time to drop us a short note. 1. What made you decide to accept the invitation to SFeraKon? […]
Read More A few short questions for SFeraKon GoH Kate ElliottAt first I thought it might be a good idea to present some of the people behind SFera and SFeraKon. Then I realized I already had this idea while I was Down Under and had just never gotten around to realizing it, as such things go in fandom. So here it, the first one in […]
Read More Famous Fan: Mirko KarasYesterday, at 20:30 CET came the result of the 2015 TAFF Race – and the winner is Nina Horvath. Doing a great campaign, she deserved to win. And her victory serves a higher purpose. It is good for Nina, good for Austrian fandom and good for European fandom. The runner-up (me) needs to remain hungry […]
Read More Nina goes to Sasquan!Milena Benini is an award-winning Croatian speculative fiction author who writes short stories, serialized novels and very interesting theoretical essays on SF genre, feminism and vampires. (Wow, that was easy, once I got it out of my system!) She lives in Zagreb with a husband, two daughters and lots of pets. This summer she was […]
Read More Interview: Milena Benini