Branko Čegec
Author
Branko Čegec (Kraljev Vrh near Vrbovac, Croatia, 1957) is a Croatian writer. He was the editor-in-chief of Quorum magazine (1985–1989), since 1993 he is the owner and editor of the publishing house Meandar (today Meandarmedia). Since 2004, he has been the editor-in-chief of the magazine Tema, and since 2018 he has been teaching at the Academy of Arts and Culture in Osijek. He is the author of poetry collections: Eros-Europa-Arafat, Zapadno-istočni spol, Melankolični ljetopis, Ekrani praznine, Tamno mjesto, Zapisi iz pustog jezika, Pun mjesec u Istanbulu, Cetinjski rukopis, and books of essays and criticisms: Presvlačenje avangarde, Fantom slobode, Pokret otpora, Talačka kriza. . Together with Miroslav Mićanović, he edited a panorama of Croatian poetry in the 1980s and 1990s - Strast razlike, tamni zvuk praznine. Čegec is a translator from the Slovenian language. He is the winner of the Goran's Wreath Award for his entire poetic work.
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BRANKO ČEGEC
Paralelni gradovi
In conversation with
Đorđe Krajišnik
From Wednesday, June 25, you can pick up free tickets for all the events of this year's Bookstan at the Buybook bookstore in Radićeva Street. Digital tickets are also available at Fiesta Lama . The printed tickets must be collected no later than one hour before the event.
Location: Buybookova bašta, Radićeva 4, Sarajevo, 71000
DRAGAN VELIKIĆ
Bečki roman
In conversation with
Branko Čegec
From Wednesday, June 25, you can pick up free tickets for all the events of this year's Bookstan at the Buybook bookstore in Radićeva Street. Digital tickets are also available at Fiesta Lama . The printed tickets must be collected no later than one hour before the event.
Location: Buybookova bašta, Radićeva 4, Sarajevo, 71000
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