Work
Poems From Left Pocket |
Collection |
Collection of poems 1946-1949. |
Dialogues (Dialogi), copy 3-4, Maribor 1981. |
The Big Carriage |
Novel |
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The novel "The Big Carriage" is good, experienced and well written. Its main highlights are documentary realistic details of pre-war, war and post-war time. |
Fighter Publishing House (Zalozba Borec), Ljubljana, 1986. |
Stories from Dragon's Castle |
Fairy tale |
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The stories which grandmothers told their grandchildren on winter evenings. |
Horizon Publishing House (Zalozba Obzorja), Maribor, 1957. |
Stone of Truth |
Fairy tale |
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A fairy tale that anticipates Remec's science fictional orientation. |
Horizon Publishing House (Zalozba Obzorja), Maribor, 1959. |
Dead "Kurent" |
Drama |
A tragedy of an aged peasant, who does not have any descendants and tries to retain the old custom, where the kurent's mask is passed from father to son. |
Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Maribor, 1959/1960. |
Happy Dragons |
Drama |
This drama shows the slow deterioration of fishermen who went astray into an area where nuclear tests were being performed and were exposed to deadly radiation. This theatrical performance contains elements of Remec's science fiction which are typical of his later creations. |
Slovene Public Theatre (SLG) Celje, 1962. |
Workshop of Clouds |
Drama |
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The theme of this drama ranges from fighting of the partisans-peasants to attitudes toward them after WWII. Remec shows the state's ability to assert its power on whatever way it wishes. It is meant to be advanced but it cannot realize it is bureaucratic, heartless and works by the means of absurdity, driven right to the brink of inhumanity. |
Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Ljubljana, 1966/1967. |
Solstice |
Novel |
 |
"What gives the most personal note to Remec's texts is his dealing with sexuality without any erotic hypocrisy." (M. Kramberger) |
Horizon Publishing House (Zalozba Obzorja), Maribor, 1969. |
Bonfire at Savica |
Drama |
This is an unperformed drama, political crime story. It is a severe condemnation of the revolution and of the post-war state authority that fed on its own children. At the same time, the drama indicates that a reconciliation between religion and communism is not possible. |
Dialogues (Dialogi) copy 5-6, Maribor, 1989. |
The Cave, or The Night Among Modern Slovene Dormouse Hunters |
Novel |
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"The Cave is Remec's first science fiction novel, in which he essentially already touched on basic themes of science fiction genre. He made himself noticed through his work's special structure and especially by his unique comprehension of the real as well as the mental world." (J. Majnic) |
Horizon Publishing House (Zalozba Obzorja), Maribor, 1977. |
The Plastion Plague |
Drama |
Antisudorific tragicomedy, in which a robot-like individual tries to separate from his/her mechanic supervisor. |
Written in 1975, performed 1994/95, Bohinjska Bistrica Theatre. |
Death in "Kurentija" |
Story |
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The story Death in "Kurentija" is based on the same motif that Remec used in his first drama Dead "Kurent". With this story Remec returns back to the peasant material again. |
Peasant's Voice Publishing House (Zalozba Kmecki glas), Ljubljana, 1977. |
On the Edge of the Sun |
Script |
This a script for a television play, which has not yet been performed. The story is based around a space ship, which is exploring unknown worlds. |
Magazine Sickle (Revija Srp), 2/1995, copy 7-8, Ljubljana, Kranj. |
Recognition, or White Widows Dark Hours |
Novel |
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"Recognition is based on those ideological and thematic components which are characteristically meant for science fiction novels. The world of Remec's work is a recognizable utopian world, which, however, due to the main hero's incompatibility with the legalities of this world, changed into a negative utopian world, dark utopia or anti-utopia..." (Drago Bajt) |
Juvenile Book (Mladinska Knjiga), Ljubljana, 1980. |
Iksion, or Escape from the Stage |
Novel |
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"Iksion is Remec's creative climax of the past few years and is an interesting achievement, not only of modern Slovene prose but also of anti-utopian works in general." (Drago Bajt) |
Pomurska Publishing House (Pomurska zalozba), Murska Sobota, 1981. |
Mana - Chronological Records of the Journalist Jurij Jereb |
Novel |
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A grumpy journalist, veteran of a major newspaper house, is assigned a humiliating task to write a light summer report about extraterrestrial beings whom were sighted by people in the area of Kamnik. On a stormy night he meets Mana and weird things start to happen. |
Technical Publishing House of Slovenia (Tehnicna zalozba Slovenije), Ljubljana and Pomurska Publishing House (Pomurska zalozba), Murska Sobota, 1985. |
Hunter and Unclean Daughter |
Novels |
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In both stories (Hunter and Unclean Daughter) we can notice Remec's thematic-motif progress to new ideas and problems, which he expresses in short stories." (Drago Bajt) |
Presern's Society (Presernova druzba), Vrba, Ljubljana, 1987. |
Dandelion Fluff in Space |
Fairy tale |
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This science fictional fairy tale expands children's horizons and offers a different creation of the universe and a possibility of life expansion from other worlds. |
Juvenile Book (Mladinska knjiga), Ljubljana, 1989. |
Green Covenant |
Novel |
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Green Covenant is a political-fantastic novel and is set around the year 2087 in surreal circumstances in Slovenia, a somewhat autonomous country belonging to federal Balkania from which it separates. This work proved to be an astonishingly correct prognosis of the 'Slovene spring' (the period just before, during and after Slovenia's separation from former Yugoslavia). |
Fighter Publishing House (Zalozba Borec), Ljubljana, 1989. |
Journals of Earth's Envoy |
Story |
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Journals of Earth's Envoy is a juvenile story with a number of attractive features. The title promises science fictional text for youngsters, however, that is not exactly the truth. Although the story is primarily meant for youngsters it is equally suitable for adults too. |
Presern's society (Presernova druzba), Ljubljana, 1991. |
Astral Lighthouses |
Novellas |
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We can see in the collection of short science fiction stories "Astral Lighthouses" that the author tends to deal with the theme, which points towards the wrong direction of man's development. The catastrophic theme prevails in these stories. |
Kiki Keram, Ljubljana, 1993. |
Trapan Chronographies |
Novel |
In Trapan Chronographies, Remec returns to time snares of "time-going, time-outgoing and time-ingoing". This work is a bitter mockery of the new times of Slovenia's Independence. Whereas Slovenia is a small country in a big world, in the novel, 'Trapans' live on their small "planet" within a vast "universe". |
Feuilleton of Nedelo, 1995 -1997. |
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