is a co-founder of the organization Kulturtreger, Booksa‘s manager and member of the Eurozine Board of Trustees. She graduated English and Czech language and literature from the Zagreb University and, besides organizing literary events, occasionally translates from English.
In a politicized age, literary debate seems to be seeking consensus. But many still argue that the task of writers is to voice what would otherwise be seen as unacceptable. Today, the question is as much about how literature is talked about as what it talks about.
Despite public interest, Croatian politics is too fractious and self-centred to engage in serious debate about state surveillance, while data protection and digital rights are concepts yet to enter the mainstream, writes Miljenka Buljevic of Booksa.
