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Anita Kovacevic

As a member of an international teaching community, Anita has also participated in a worldwide anti-bullying project Inner Giant (published as an e-book on Amazon, the proceeds of which go to an anti-bullying charity), which, among others, will feature her short stories, essays, illustrations and poems. 


You can also read her interviews with indie authors and artists on her Wordpress blog Anita's Haven 
​https://anitashaven.wordpress.com/, as well as book reviews and some free stories, poetry and essays.

In her free time (what on earth is that?), she loves reading, writing songs and, as her son eloquently puts it, 'creating stuff from nothing', including making new stuff from throwaway items, and using anything and everything for a story or a lesson.


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Visit Anita's AMAZON AUTHOR PAGE here.

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Anita Kovacevic is an author from Croatia. She has been teaching English for over twenty years, to groups of various knowledge levels, aged from preschool to adult. Her stories sometimes develop as teaching materials, which are successfully implemented in her teacher workshops and English lessons. She has recently started publishing and illustrating the stories she has been writing over the last decades. Her new children's book The Good Pirate started on lulu, but has also made its way to other retail sites. She is currently working on several children's books, a fantasy YA novel, and having her adult novel read by her beta-readers. 

Her greatest inspiration and critics are her children and students, who mercilessly let her know if 'stuff is boring' or not, even when they have no idea the stories are hers. 

She enjoys stories which come to her on her dreamstep - right before you wake up or fall asleep, with just enough reality and magic as life requires. She writes poetry, children's plays (often performed by students, Anita dabbling with the props, costumes and directing), stories, fantasy novels, horrors, and has a special fondness for writing limerick stories. 





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      • Dave Adair
      • Suzi Albracht >
        • Suzi Albracht Interview
      • Glen Barrera >
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      • Joseph Mark Brewer
      • Julie Mayerson Brown >
        • Julie Mayerson Brown
      • Robyn Cain
      • Charlie Flowers >
        • Charlie Flowers Interview
      • Mark Fine >
        • Mark Fine Interview
      • Molly Gambiza >
        • Molly Gambiza Interview
      • Eric J. Gates >
        • Eric J. Gates Interview
      • Jean Gill >
        • Jean Gill Interview
      • Kristin Gleeson
      • Ulla Hakanson
      • Lexa Harpell >
        • Lexa Harpell Interview
      • Elizabeth Horton-Newton >
        • Elizabeth H. Newton Interview
      • Anita Kovacevic >
        • Anita Kovacevic Interview
      • Jack Kregas
      • Benedict Martin
      • Geoff Nelder >
        • Geoff Nelder Interview
      • Michelle Medhat >
        • Michelle Medhat Interview
      • Neil Newton >
        • Neil Newton Interview
      • C. A. Sanders
      • Jackie Parry
      • Liam Saville
      • Wolf Schimanski
      • A.R. Shaw
      • Alex Shaw >
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      • Claire Stibbe >
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      • Ted Tayler
      • B. J. Tiernan
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    • *FREE eBook
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