Storytelling Journey

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Tatjana writes literary short stories about characters from Serbia, where she was born and raised, and Canada, where she resides now. She is presently working on a collection of stories set in Tito's Yugoslavia, featuring a bigger-than-life heroine named Bistra steeped in Yugo-nostalgia.

Tatjana's storytelling journey has been inspired by remembering anecdotes passed on to her by her family. Her short stories have been published in literary magazines including American Fiction (USA), Momaya Short Story Review (UK), Crannog (Ireland), and in Canadian publications: Pulp Literature, The South Shore Review, WordWorks, and others.



Awards and Publications

2022

  • Flash Fiction story Canadian Garden longlisted in the annual Federation of British Columbia Writers Literary Contest.

2021

  • Short story Dear Comrade Tito published in Issue #4 of The South Shore Review, a Nova Scotia-based international e-zine. The story is available online. (The South Shore Review)

  • Short story Dear Comrade Tito shortlisted in the Short Story Prize 2020/21 contest. There were 58 stories on the short-list from 1,631 entries in total. (Fish Publishing)

  • Helby Island Afternoon painting featured on the cover of Pulp Literature Issue 31 (Pulp Literature Press)

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2019

2018

2017

2016

  • Short story Snow Angels earns honorable mention by Glimmer Train


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