Eva Hauserová (25 November 1954 – 22 December 2023) was a Czech journalist, sci-fi and non-fiction writer and feminist.

Biography

Hauserová was born in

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on 25 November 1954. She graduated in Biology from the

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. Hauserová worked for

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and later as an assistant editor in several publishing houses. Hauserová was a key figure in the Prague science fiction scene since the early 1980s. Hauserová died on 22 December 2023, at the age of 69.

Selected works

* ''Hostina mutagenů'', Svoboda 1992 * ''Cvokyně'', Ivo Železný 1992 * ''Zrání Madly v sedmi krocích'', ROD Brno 2000 * ''Blues zmražené kočky'', Šťastný 2005 * ''Na koštěti se dá i lítat'', LN, Praha 1995 * ''Jsi přece ženská'', Grada, Praha 1998

References

External links

Eva Hauserová
official page
Eva Hauserová
blog
Eva Hauserova and the world of Czech feminist writing

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