Renato Bratkovič

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About Renato Bratkovič

An advertising creative, fiction writer and blogger from Slovenia. I write in Slovene (my mother tongue, of course, I do) and in English (a bridge to global readers).
I've published a short story collection Ne poskušajte tega doma (Don't Try This At Home) in 2012, my story High Midnight has appeared in Noir Nation 3 (VegaWire Media), and The Tribe is one of the stories in Exiles: An Outsider Anthology (Blackwitch Press), Minus 1 was published in BalkaNoir Anthology (Kastaniotis Editions) and The Big Splash in Dark Yonder: Tales & Tabs (Joyride Press). It's All True is my second collection.
I'm also the creator of the International Crime&Noir Literary Festival, Alibi (https://www.facebook.com/AlibiFest/).

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Oglaševalski kreativec, pisec proze in bloger iz Slovenije. Pišem v slovenščini (seveda, saj je moj materni jezik) in angleščini (most do globalnega bralstva).
Leta 2012 sem izdal zbirko kratkih zgodb Ne poskušajte tega doma, moja zgodba Točno opolnoči je bila objavljena v Noir Nation 3 (VegaWire Media), Pleme pa je ena od zgodb v Exiles: An Outsider Anthology (Blackwitch Press), Minus 1 je bila objavljena v antologiji BalkaNoir (Kastaniotis Editions), Veliki pljusk pa v Dark Yonder: Tales & Tabs (Joyride Press). It's All True je moja druga zbirka.
Ustvaril sem tudi Mednarodni krimi in noir književni festival Alibi (https://www.facebook.com/AlibiFest/).

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Dark Yonder: Tales & Tabs Oct 30, 2019

by Liam Sweeny , Eric Beetner , Frank Zafiro , David Nemeth , S.A. Cosby , Travis Richardson , Nick Kolakowski , Terri Coop , Gabriel Valjan , Eryk Pruitt

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Twenty of the country's top crime writers walk into a bar... Yonder: Southern Cocktails & Brew, specifically. They each leave a tale spun in a way that only they can. Over twenty endearing stories of degenerates, criminals and regulars just itching for something to happen.

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Noir Nation: International Crime Fiction No. 3: The India Issue Sep 16, 2013

by Eddie Vega , Suparn Verma , Samrat , Cortright McMeel , Yaeer Talker , Kshemendra , Jonathan Sturak , Graham Wynd , David Siddell , Richard Godwin

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Soon after its founding in 2011, Noir Nation: International Crime Fiction became the globally recognized home of international crime fiction. Noir Nation’s content is often dark, sometimes creepy, and sometimes humorous but always at the service of the literary imagination as it explores the darker regions of human experience, where the only crime is weak writing.

In Issue No. 3, Noir Nation visits India. With over 1.2 billion residents, India is not only the world’s most copious producer of crime pulp, it is also its hungriest consumer. Even in her chirpy feel-good Bollywood films, guns and gangsters vie with the singing and the dancing. Although the work of many Indian writers of crime noir are not to be found in fashionable bookstores—next to the hardcover books of Jhumpa Lahiri, Salman Rushdie, and Vikram Seth—they are in much more popular spots: the stalls and book carts of A. H. Wheeler & Co. found among the 8,000 railway stations that serve India’s 25 million daily commuters, riding 71,000 miles of uneventful track. That is India’s open secret: crime novels stay close to their devouring readers. This needs commemorating. Hence Noir Nation No. 3: The India Issue—with stories that are dark, brutal, and beautiful to the eye that loves the shadows—where the dark angels flock.

Illustrated with stunning Mehndi tattoos, Noir Nation's India Issue contains over thirty entries from some of the very best literary crime fiction writers in the world, among them Suparn Verma, Samrat X, Yaeer Talker, Bianca Bellova, JJ Toner, Richard Godwin, Simon Rowe, Graham Wynd, David Siddell, and Meeah Cross-Williams; and ace contributions from emerging noir writers Alastair Keen, Terrence P. McCauley, Frauke Schuster, Ryan Gattis, Chelsea L. Clemmons, Gila Green, Paul Alexander, Carmen Tudor, and Anthony Pioppi; and established hard-boiled wunderkinds Jonathan Sturak, Ed Lynskey, Mark Mellon, Christopher L. Irvin, and Nik Korpon, The issue also includes essays on noir-related poetry, music, and the visual arts by Atar Hadari, Vicki Gundrum, and Robert Brunet and two works of classic noir: "The Turkish Brothel" by the late Cortright McMeel and "The Perfect Courtesan" by Kshemendra.

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EXILES: An Outsider Anthology Jul 7, 2016

by Paul D Brazill

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A powerful Noir short story collection edited by the Bukowski of Noir, Paul D. Brazill. Exiles features 26 outsiders-themed stories by some of the greatest crime and noir writers, K. A. Laity, Chris Rhatigan, Steven Porter, Patti Abbott, Ryan Sayles, Gareth Spark, Pamila Payne, Paul D. Brazill, Jason Michel, Carrie Clevenger, David Malcolm, Nick Sweeney, Sonia Kilvington, Rob Brunet, James A. Newman, Tess Makovesky, Chris Leek, McDroll, Renato Bratkovič, Walter Conley, Marietta Miles, Aidan Thorn, Benjamin Sobieck, Graham Wynd, Richard Godwin, Colin Graham, and an introduction by Heath Lowrance.

It’s All True (although it may not have happened) Mar 12, 2016

by Renato Bratkovič

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It’s All True (although it may not have happened) is a new short story collection by bilingual Slovenian writer Renato Bratkovič. Stories:
Dorian From The Pictures
The Tie
Fat Fatale
You're Not Sitting On Two Chairs!
The Tribe
Washed In Blood
High Midnight
Bicycle Thieves

Na dveh stolih ne boš sedo! / Youʼre not sitting on two chairs! Sep 19, 2014

by Renato Bratkovič

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A writer with a writer's block is interrogated by his wife about his affair - every time he denies it, we witness a scene that proves she's right, and he can't write ... until the end.