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MansardaMansarda concerns a young man known only as "Orpheus" who lives in a garret where he creates various fictional worlds. He loses the woman he really loves, then he gets a woman he really doesn't want, all the while disputing the meaning of the world with his room-mate, Billy Wise Ass. Orpheus experiences an epiphany one night when he reads the register of names in the vestibule of his apartment building. His neighbors' lives are far richer and more real than anything he can invent. Danilo Kiš, translated by John K. Cox |
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Bad BloodClassic Serbian psychological novel about a legendary beauty who agrees to an arranged marriage with a semi-retarded twelve-year old-boy from a wealthy family in order to save her own family from bankruptcy. Borisav Stanković |
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KnifeBest selling novel about a Serbian WWII war orphan who was raised as a Muslim, who later goes in search of his true origins. Vuk Drašković |
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Songs of the Sun, and of Love and DeathThe poems selected for this bilingual edition, which commemorates the sixtieth anniversary of Dučić's death, represent his finest work. Jovan Dučić |
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Stone Lullaby, Selected PoemsA bilingual Serbian and English Edition. Stevan Raičković |
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The Deceased: A Comedy with a Prelude and Three ActsSerbia's greatest comic play, a screwball comedy about a man who was supposed dead, who then returns to reclaim his wife, house and property, only to find that his family has united against him. Branislav Nušić, translated by Milo Yelesiyevich |
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