Ivan Vukadinović (essayst)
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| Born | Ivan Vukadinović 1974 (age 49–50) Belgrade, Serbia |
| Nationality | Serbian |
| Citizenship | Serbia |
| Education | Faculty of Organizational Sciences |
| Alma mater | 6th Belgrade Gymnasium |
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Ivan Vukadinović (Belgrade, 1974) is a Serbian writer and essayist. He writes epic and science fiction novels, essays on geopolitics, science and literature, as well as travelogues on mountaineering.
Biography
Ivan Vukadinović made his debut as a novelist in 2006 with the fantasy trilogy "Three Goblins", which is a continuation of Tolkien's world,[1]to enter the field of esotericism and science fiction in his novels about Agartha.
Vukadinović graduated from the 6th Belgrade Gymnasium and the Faculty of Organizational Sciences in Belgrade.[2]
Bibliography
- Eternal Fire ("Three Goblins" 1: a thousand years after The Lord of the Rings), independent author's edition, Belgrade, 2006 and. 2007. ISBN 978-86-908903-0-9 .. i. ISBN 978-86-908903-1-6;
- Scepter ("Three Goblins" 2), independent author's edition. Belgrade: 2007. ISBN 978-86-908903-2-3;
- Dawn of the New Day ("Three Goblins" 3), independent author's edition. Belgrade: 2007. ISBN 978-86-908903-3-0;
- Agartha: the kingdom of the underworld and the earth, "Liber". Belgrade: 2010. ISBN 978-86-6133-012-4;
- Heretics Agarte, "Draslar partner". Belgrade: 2012. ISBN 978-86-7614-202-6;
- Artifact, Scriptorium. Belgrade: 2012. ISBN 978-86-6313-002-9;
- World of Agartha, "Pesic and Sons". Belgrade: 2014. ISBN 978-86-7540-192-6.
Reception at criticism: On the occasion of the novel by Jeretica Agartha, Vladimir Đurić Đura estimates that Vukadinović has "knowledge and great erudition", and that the novel offers a "beautiful compilation". According to Đurić, Vukadinović's introduction of science fiction to the theme of Agartha - a motif that, like the energy of the source, interested the Nazis - places this writer among those who, according to Norman Spinrad's classification, create "fiction in real countries". [3]
Danko Stojić says about the novel Heretic Agartha: "Vukadinović is a writer who has excellent knowledge from many scientific and parascientific fields (...) A book of knowledge feeds his imagination and drives him to various speculations (...) Heretic Agartha can be a kind of breviary for lovers of mysticism and occultism. ”[4]
The same critic on the occasion of the novel Artefact says: "Ivan Vukadinović, in his novels that are on the border of science fiction and historical fiction, playfully and boldly play with the phenomena of time and space, while his imagination is boundless."[5]
Sources
- "The Lord of the Rings in the Serbian way", Beta Agency, November 14, 2006 (accessed August 13, 2013, 16:11);
- Section "About the author" in: Ivan Vukadinović: "Teletabisi (Alma 2006 - third place)", Competitions of the region, May 15, 2011 (accessed August 13, 2013, 15:59);
- 'Presented' Heretics of Agartha 'Archived on the Wayback Machine website (April 26, 2015) (report), View from a spaceship, April 25, 2012 (accessed August 13, 2013, 15:50);
- Stojic, Danko. "Agartha", in: Personal attitude of a literary critic: collected critical reviews - Serbian and foreign literature, Belgrade, 2013. pp. 94. (accessed 13 August 2013, 15:50);
- Stojic, Danko. From the review for the novel Artefakt, "Scriptorium", Belgrade, 2012 (accessed 13 August 2013, 15:5
References
- ↑ „Господар прстенова на српски начин“, Агенција Бета, 14 новембар 2006. (приступљено 13. августа 2013, 16:11)
- ↑ Одељак „О аутору“ у: Иван Вукадиновић: „Телетабиси (Алма 2006 – треће место)“, Конкурси региона, 15. мај 2011. (приступљено 13 августа 2013, 15:59)
- ↑ „Представљени 'Јеретици Агарте' Wayback|url=http://www.sfpogled.net/Arhiva/WWW%20SFpogled/2012/VESTI/Vesti%2018%202012.html |date=20150426201633 (извештај), Поглед из свемирског брода, 25 април 2012. (приступљено 13 августа 2013, 15:50)
- ↑ Стојић, Данко. „Агарта“, у: Лични став књижевног критичара: сабрани критички осврти - српска и страна књижевност, Београд, 2013. pp. 94. (приступљено 13 августа 2013, 15:50)
- ↑ Стојић, Данко. Из рецензије за роман Артефакт, „Скрипторијум“, Београд, 2012. (приступљено 13 августа 2013, 15:52)
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