Dr. Eva Premk Bogataj (Ljubljana, 1979) is a literary scholar, cultural researcher, and writer. She holds a PhD in comparative literature and works at the intersection of research, cultural heritage, and the arts.

She is the author of two scholarly monographs and has published numerous peer-reviewed and professional articles on literature, culture, and communication. Her editorial work includes themed volumes and essays that connect Central European memory with global cultural debates.

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Fluent in eight languages, she collaborates internationally with universities, museums, and cultural institutions, and has led projects in crisis communication and cultural

programming. Her public-facing work includes lectures, media contributions, and partnerships that bring research to wider audiences. 

Maestro and Tidldibab is her literary debut—a novel that unites rigorous inquiry with lyrical storytelling to explore

the world’s oldest instrument and the continuity of human creativity.