Croatian science fiction

Croatian science fiction

Contents

Literature

Authors

  • Neven Antičević
  • Branko Belan
  • Milena Benini
  • Mario Berečić
  • Mladen Bjažić
  • Jasmina Blažić
  • Danijel Bogdanović
  • Ivo Brešan
  • Danilo Brozović
  • Ernie Gigante Dešković
  • Radovan Devlić
  • Darije Đokić
  • Dean Fabić
  • Viktoria Faust
  • Zvonimir Furtinger
  • Ivan Gavran
  • Vesna Gorše
  • Marina Jadrejčić
  • Tatjana Jambrišak
  • Neven Jovanović
  • Goran Konvični
  • Zoran Krušvar
  • Igor Lepčin
  • Darko Macan
  • Biljana Mateljan
  • Damir Mikuličić
  • Krešimir Mišak
  • Denis Peričić
  • Dalibor Perković
  • Slobodan Petrovski
  • Slaven Jelenović
  • Branko Pihač
  • Zoran Pongrašić
  • Vesna Popović
  • Hrvoje Prćić
  • Živko Prodanović
  • Predrag Raos
  • Dario Rukavina
  • Tereza Rukober
  • Veronika Santo
  • Vanja Spirin
  • Bojan Sudarević
  • Saša Škerla
  • Milan Šufflay
  • Zdravko Valjak
  • Zoran Vlahović
  • Aleksandar Žiljak

Artists

  • Milivoj Ćeran
  • Nela Dunato
  • Ivana Režek
  • Mario Sokolić

Awards

  • SFera award
  • Gaia award

Magazines and annual publications

  • Ubiq
  • Futura
  • Sirius
  • Annual Collections of Croatian SF (see SFera)
  • IstraKon annual collections

Fandom

Fandom has been around in Croatia since the 1976, when the SFera SF society was established. There are a number of conventions, societies, and fanzines.

Personalities

  • Krsto A. Mazuranic

Conventions

Societies

Fanzines

See also

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Subgenres
Media
People
Artists
Major works
Print
True History (2nd century C.E.) · Somnium (1620) · Frankenstein (1818) · The Time Machine (1895) · The War of the Worlds (1898) · Buck Rogers (1928) · Last and First Men (1930) · Superman (1932) · Brave New World (1932) · Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949) · Foundation series (1951) · Childhood's End (1953) · Stranger in a Strange Land (1961) · Dune (1965) · The Left Hand of Darkness (1969) · Neuromancer (1984)
Other media
The Twilight Zone (1959) · Doctor Who (1963) · Star Trek (1966) · 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) · Star Wars (1977) · The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1978) · E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) · Myst (1993) · Avatar (2009)
Culture
Fandom · Conventions · Worldcon · Hugo Awards · Nebula Awards · John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer · Hall of Fame · Fanzines · Locus · SF studies · The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction · Internet Speculative Fiction Database · SF in China · Czech SF · French SF · SF in Japan · SF in Poland · Russian SF · SF in Spain · Women in SF
Themes
Artificial intelligence · Extraterrestrials · (List) · Feminism · First contact · Gender · Hyperspace · LGBT themes · Libertarianism · Parallel universes · Planets · Politics · Religion · Sex
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