This Thursday, a new edition of the novel Mileva Einstein, Theory of Sadness, will be presented in Belgrade, Serbia, on the 11th of May, in…
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Slavenka Drakulić Posts
On April 27, Literaturhaus Leipzig will host multiple discussions about women and war. At the panel “War and me” Slavenka Drakulić will take part in…
Café Europa Revisited: How to Survive Post-Communism has just been published in Japan. The publisher is Jimbun Shoin, Tokyo. Translation by Hiromi Tochii.
Invisible Woman and Other Stories, translated from Croatian by Christina Pribichevich Zorić with Jacob Agee (published by Fraktura, Zagreb), has just been nominated for EBRD…
Nevidna ženska in druge zgodbe (translated from Croatian by Mateja Komel Snoj) will be presented in Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia, on February 20, 7 PM.…
Thirty years ago, in Bosnia, Belgrade-backed death squads carried out some of the worst violence on European soil since World War II. Ron Haviv, now…
Slavenka Drakulić was recently in conversation with Professor emeritus Peter Stenberg about her book of essays Café Europa Revisited: How to Survive Post-Communism, The talk…
Slavenka Drakulić talked to Stela Călin about the new Romanian translation of “Frida’s bed” – “Patul Fridei”. The interview was just published on citestema.ro. Read…
Index on censorship has just published a story, Emotional baggage, by Slavenka Drakulić, about a Ukrainian refugee leaving her home and going into the unknown.…
Slavenka Drakulić has just published a new book – Rat je svugdje isti (War is The Same Everywhere) in Fraktura publishing house, Zagreb. For now…