Sea, Sand, and Sky
It’s time to step into summer — and into the pages of Issue 31, Summer 2021 — with Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki‘s Helby Island Afternoon. This gorgeous painting is from Tatjana’s Coastal Sentinel series.
About the series, she tells us on her website: “The current phase of my journey deals with responsibility. At first glance, my new series Coastal Sentinels celebrates the natural beauty of Western Canada. But it also brings up its pain-points and fragility. I am using the visual language the landscape has taught me, to converse with it. Still in awe of what it says to me, a new question arises these days: Can these places be saved?“
To learn more about the Coastal Sentinels and other series, visit Tatjana’s website.
Helby Island Afternoon
Tatjana made her Pulp Literature debut with her short story ‘Afterlife’, which won Pulp Literature’s 2019 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, and appears in Issue 25, Winter 2021.
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Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki is an award-winning Canadian landscape painter and writer based in Port Moody, British Columbia, where she settled after emigrating from Serbia in 1994. Her paintings have been exhibited, collected, and represented by art galleries since 2005. Tatjana also writes literary short stories about characters from Serbia and Canada. Her work has won awards in Canada and has been published in literary magazines in the US, UK, and Ireland. She is working on a collection of stories set in Tito’s Yugoslavia, featuring a bigger-than-life heroine named Bistra. Visit her website mirkov-popovicki.com to see her art and to find out more about her writing journey.
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