Microchip in-circuit emulator MPLAB-ICE 1000, was never sent to Antonić. In 2006, Microchip restored the Application Note 689 and delivered a In-Circuit Debuggers to Voja Antonić. He donated a copy of the Galaksija to the Muzej Nauke i Tehnike (Museum of Science and Technology) in Belgrade. Antonić currently resides in Pasadena, California. Publications Print books Do Nonexistent Things Exist: A Guide to Critical Thinking ("Da li postoje stvari koje ne postoje – vodič za kritičko razmišljanje") Non-Prophecy from Kremna: A Study of Deception ("Kremansko neproročanstvo: studija jedne obmane") Madman's house ("Ludakova Kuća") Online books Patents that Won't Change the World (only available in Serbian, free online) Short stories Voja Antonić wrote a number of short stories for his appearances in "Modulacije" (eng. Modulations) radio show hosted by Zoran Modli. He personally read them during live public broadcasts. References External links Official website The "Engineer's Assistant" (archive) Computer hardware engineers Serbian journalists Serbian male short story writers Serbian short story writers Serbian male essayists Serbian magazine editors Science journalists Serbian technology writers Serbian inventors Galaksija (computer) 1952 births Living people Writers from Šabac