Category: hrvatski fandom

Posted on November 3, 2020December 30, 2020

Jesen bez Interlibera

Je li itko uopće planirao ići na Interliber ove godine s obzirom na situaciju? Continue reading Jesen bez Interlibera

Posted on October 5, 2020December 30, 2020

Postkonovska depresija: Rikon 2020.

Postkonovska depresija je najgora, ali ako ništa drugo, ona barem znači da se kon dogodio.
Ili nekoliko impresija s ovogodišnjeg Rikona. Continue reading Postkonovska depresija: Rikon 2020.

Posted on May 31, 2020December 30, 2020

Konovska nostalgija ili fandom u karanteni

Nedavno sam sudjelovala na međunarodnom online panelu, na kojem sam zajedno s frendom predstavljala sf i f u Hrvatskoj. Bilo je jako zabavno i zanimljivo iskustvo i drago mi je da sam pristala sudjelovati. Prezentacija koju smo trebali pripremiti trebala je trajati deset minuta i sažeti hrvatski sf u toliko kratko vrijeme poseban je izazov. … Continue reading Konovska nostalgija ili fandom u karanteni

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Last night I finished the horror novella Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca and I can't get it out of my head.

I was thinking this morning whether my mum still has my baby teeth because I know she held onto them. I thought, if she still has them stored somewhere, I could use them for a photo with the horror novella Beneath a Bethel by April-Jane Rowan... but then came to a conclusion it would be a bit weird for Instagram. 💀

I have this new thing I'm doing. And that's reading short stories in the morning, with my first coffee, instead of scrolling on social media. That's how I read through the Silk and Steel anthology (since the stories were long, it was one story a day) and this is how I treated myself to Unfortunate Elements of My Anatomy by Hailey Piper, with two or three stories (depending on the length) with my morning coffee. ☕

After some struggling with my dark* urban fantasy novel, I managed to work through my insecurities, anxieties, and mental exhaustion, so I'm in the mood to finally tackle this constructively. I'm really happy with these past few days and the work I did. I'm still really late with my set deadlines, but whatever. It's good to work on this story again and not just mope around how I'm not writing.

This morning I finished Silk & Steel, a truly exceptional anthology about sapphic relationships I enjoyed immensely from start to finish.

Louvre has nothing on my cat.

This Sunday I read Gretel on Her Own by Elna Holst, a novella that is so sweet and so fun I decided I want to share some words about it. And then I remembered that I still have a (creepy) gingerbread house from last Christmas so naturally I decided it's the perfect prop for Instagram photo.

I wasn't really planning on stealing @vesnakurilic hobby or her puzzles but I was searching for something do to with my hands while I'm listening to my audiobooks. And most of the time what I do is chores around house or long walks with my dog in our park. But I still needed something more so it started with helping out with escape puzzles and it ended with me chosing and starting on my own with other puzzles.

Look at that, a paperback!

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