Violeta Ivković

Violeta Ivković (Serbian-Cyrillic: Виолета Ивковић; born 1957 in Belgrade) is a Serbian journalist and writer.

Biography

Violeta Ivković studied at the Faculty of English Language and Literature of the prestigious and traditional University of Oxford and after completing her studies, she started a journalistic career specialized in new information and communications technologies. The mother of three children worked as journalist for many years and wrote numerous articles for magazines such as Mikro PC World, SciTech and Com&GSM. She is author of many contributions to Zoran Modli’s radio shows Modulacije and Zair. She has long since retired, but continues to be lecturer of annual Workshop for Creative Writing (Radionica za kreativnog pisanja „PričArt”), initiated by Zoran Zivković and first held in 2011.

The first work Friends is an email diary and includes the period from March to June 1999 during NATO bombing of Yugoslavia and its prologue states: This is an electronic diary that puts up with our thoughts, fears, feelings, events that we are unable to tell those closest to us for many understandable reasons. The latest novel The Blogger tells about the teenager Anna, who writes a blog expressing her feelings, desires and dreams. She lives with her Mom and sister, her parents are divorced, but Dad is often visiting them. The teen misses the time when they all still lived together. An English version of Friends was published by herself on Scribd and an English excerpt from the novel The Island is available on the website of the magazine Words Without Borders. A Serbian selection of her articles of the magazine Mikro PC World can be read online on the website of Zoran Modli. Ivković's latest book The Blogger has become her most successful book to date with two editions.[1][2][3][4]

Violeta Ivković is laureate of the Mali Nemo Award 2009 for her novel Dining Room.[5]

Work
  • Moji su drugovi (Friends), self-publication, Todra printing, Belgrade 1999.[6]
  • Život u ljubičastom: internet priče (Life in Purple: stories from the internet), self-publication, Todra, Belgrade 2001.
  • Trpezarija (Dining Room), Mali Nemo, Pančevo 2009, ISBN 978-86-7972-044-3.
  • Ogrizak noći (The Scrap of the Night), Udruženje građanja Čekić, Belgrade 2010, ISBN 978-86-88463-04-1.
  • Ostrvo (The Island), Polaris, Belgrade 2013, ISBN 978-86-83741-34-2.[7]
  • Blogerka (The Blogger), Klett, Belgrade 2018, ISBN 978-86-533-0016-6.
  • Beton (Concrete), Psychological thriller, Makart, Belgrade 2019, ISBN 978-86-87115-19-4.
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gollark: Sadly, the JS people were *not* as cool as the F# ones, thus JS's monads are not G E N E R A L I Z E D.
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gollark: M O N A D, reinhardt. M O N A D.
gollark: Promises are excellent because monad.

References
  1. Biography on the website of Klett publishing, retrieved on 2018-09-28.
  2. Biography (p. 202), literary magazine Polja No. 460/2009, retrieved 2018-11-15.
  3. Selection of articles (Mikro PC World), Website of Zoran Modli, retrieved on 2018-10-01.
  4. Svet (World), radio drama (Radio Belgrade), YouTube, retrieved on 2018-10-25.
  5. Mali Nemo Award 2009, SEEcult, retrieved 2018-11-07.
  6. English version on Scribd, retrieved on 2018-09-28.
  7. English excerpt on Words Without Borders, retrieved on 2018-09-28.
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