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Selected Literatures and Authors Page - Serbian, Montenegrin, and Yugoslav Literature

• South Slavic Literature Library.
• Srpske Narodne Pesme.
• Marko, the King's Son - Hero of the Serbs. [The Book of Marko Kraljevic].
• Serbian Epic Poetry.
• The Twentieth Century: A Variety of Literary Movements. From Encyclopedia—Yugoslav literature.
• KRITIKA, etc. An electronic journal (in constant becoming) for literature, art, language, and culture.
• Changes in the Social Function of Literature in Serbia, 1988-2000. By Mihajlo Pantic.
  

• The Literature of Montenegro Before 1918. From MONTEnet.
• Montenegrin Literature. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
• [Montenegrin] Literature. From Serb Land of Montenegro.
• Projekat Rasto Cetinje - Povijest.
• Montenegrin Language. From WorldLanguage.com.
• The Montenegrin P.E.N. (Poetry, Essays, and Novels) Center. Their On the Endangerment of Montenegrin Culture, People and State.
• The Challenge of Montenegrin Literature. From montenegro.org. A Contribution to the Seminar "Small Languages, Great Literature".
• Oktoih. "Oktoih", the Book of Psalms, was printed in 1494 at the Crnojevic printing press in Cetinje, Montenegro.
• Cetinje - Culture. From Visit-Montenegro.com.
  

• Serbian Literature Links. From Project Rastko - Internet Library of Serbian Culture.
• Kratka istorija srpske književnosti. By Jovan Deretic.
• Serbian Literature. From YourOnlineLink.com.
• Serbian Literature. From Serbian Unity Congress. Includes Medieval [Serbian] Literature. By Radmila Marinkovic. And [Serbian] Literature in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. By Jovan Deretic. And Twentieth Century [Serbian] Literature. By Novica Petkovic.
• The History of Serbian Culture - Twentieth Century Literature.
• [Serbian Literature in Vojvodina in the 19th Century].
• Work of the Jews in the Serbian literature. From SERBIAINFO.
• Association of Writers of Serbia.
• Serbian Epic Poetry.
• The Battle of Kosovo - Serbian Epic Poems.
• Serbian Poetry - Art - Prose. From Poet's Society Poetska Drustvo PERUNIKA.

• Jelena Balšic ( Jelena Lazareviic Balšic Hraniic) (ca. 1364/68-1443).
  • Testament Jelene Balšic. Other writings follow. From Projekat Rasto Cetinje - Povijest.
    

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• Andrija Zmajevic (1628-1694). [Roman Catholic Archbishop of Bar].
  • Andrija Zmajevic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Welcome to Perast - Noble Families of Perast. Scroll down to Andrija Zmajevic.

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• Petar I Petrovic Njegoš (St. Peter of Cetinje) (1747-1830).
  • Petar I Petrovic Njegoš. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • The Literature of Montenegro Before 1918 - Role of Petar I Petrovic.
  • Petar I Petrovic (St. Peter of Cetinje) 1782-1830. From MONTEnet.
  • Speeches to Montenegrins before Battles against Turks on Martinici and on Krusa, 1796. By Petar I Petrovic Njegoš.
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• Sima Milutinovic Sarajlija (Simo Milutinovic Sarajlija) (1791-1847).
  • Simeon Milutinovic Sarajlija (1791-1847) - Istorija Crne Gore [1835]. And another site.
  • Sima Milutinovic Sarajlija, Pesnik Srpski i Ucitelj NJegošev.
  • Sima Milutinovic.
    

• Petar II Petrovic Njegoš (1830-1851). [Poet and Prince of Montenegro].
  • Petar II Petrovic Njegoš. From MONTEnet.
  • Petar [II] Petrovic Njegoš. From South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Petar II Petrovic Njegoš. From Wikipedia- The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Petar II Petrovic Njegos. By Vladeta Popovic. From Projekt Rastko Cetinje.
  • Njegos in Montenegro.
  • The Mountain Wreath. With an English Translation.
  • Petar II Petrovic Njegoš: Gorski Vijenac [The Mountain Wreath].
  • Petar II Petrovic Njegos - The Mountain Wreath. Unabridged Internet Edition [First Serbian Edition: Wien, 1847].
  • Censorship of Njegosh, in the past and now Montenegro and the future. [The authors insist Petar II Petrovic Njegoš was Serbian, not Montenegrin].
  • The Eternal Presence of Petar II Petrovic Njegoš. By Ivo Andric Nobel Laureate in Literature, 1961.
    

• Milovan Ðilas or Djilas (1911-1995).
  • Remembering Milovan Djilas. By David Pryce-Jones.
  • Milovan Ðilas or Djilas. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Milovan Djilas.
  • Conversations with Milovan Djilas
  • Nije bio ideologški pisac.
  • Short Notices: Njegoš by Milovan Djilas.

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• Matija Beckovic (1939- ). [Of Montenegrin parentage; but pro Serbia and anti Montenegrin independence].
  
  • Matija Beckovic.
  • Matija Beckovic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Matija Beckovic , the greatest living Serbian poet has written this letter to the world public:...
  • Naša Krvce im Pred Bogom Dosaditi.
  • We Did Not Choose to Be Serbs.
  • Igor Marojevic 1847.
  • Skunk at a garden party.

• Dimitrije “Dositej” Obradovic (ca. 1741-1811).
  • The Role of Dositej Obradovic in the Construction of Serbian Identities During the 19th Century. By Wladimir Fischer.
  • Dositej Obradovic. From South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Dositej (Dositheus) Dimitrije Obradovic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • The Role of Dositej Obradovic in the Construction of Serbian Identities During the 19th Century. By Wladimir Fischer.
    

• Jovan Sterija Popovic (1806-1856).
  • Jovan Sterija Popovic. From South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Jovan Sterija Popovic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Jovan Sterija Popovic.
    

• Vuk Stefanovic Karadžic (1787-1864).
  • Vuk Stefanovic Karadžic - Language and Writing System Reformer.
  • Vuk Karadžic's Reform of Serbian Cyrillic Script.
  • Vuk Stefanovic Karadžic. From www.loznica.co.yu.
  • GREATER SERBIA - from Ideology to Aggression - Vuk Karadžic - Serbs All and Everywhere (1849). [Croatian viewpoint].
  • Serbs: All and Everywhere. By Vuk Stefanovic Karadžic. (1849).
    

• Branko Radicevic (1824-1853).
  • Branko Radicevic. From Izbor iz Lirske Poezije.
  • Branko Radicevic.
  • Tuga i Opomena - Branko Radicevic. [Book notice].
    

• Branislav Nušic (1864-1938).
  • Branislav Nušic.
  • Branislav Nušic (1864-1938).
  • Letters of Serbian Consuls from Kosovo and Metohija XIX and XX century.
    

• Isidora Sekulic (1877-1958).
  • Isidora-Sekulic.org.
  • Isidora Sekulic - (1877-1958).
  • Isidora Sekulic. From Wikipedia- The Free Encyclopedia.
    

• Veljko Petrovic (1884-1967).
  • The biography of Veljko Petrovic.
  • Veljko Petrovic.
  • Veljko Petrovic.
  • Veljko Petrovic. From Wikipedia- The Free Encyclopedia.
    

• Dragisa Vasic (1885-1945).
  • The History of Serbian Culture - Twentieth Century Literature. By Novica Petkovic. [Find Vasic].
  • The Prijedor report. [Find Vasic].
  • The Albanian National Question in the Serb Political Programs during 1937-1944. By Rexhep Qosja. [Find Vasic].
  • NATO Agresija - Zasto (Nam) Se Ovo Dogadja? - Why is This Happening (to Us)? - Warum Passiert Es (Uns)? [Find Vasic].
  • Communist Crimes Over the Serbian People in the XX Century. By Dr Novica Vojinovic. [Find Vasic].
    

• Milutin Bojic (1892-1917).
  • Desire and Love-Death in Serbian Modernist Drama: Milutin Bojic's The Autumn of the King (Kraljeva jesen). By Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover.
  • Milutin Bojic.
  • Milutin Bojic.
    

• Miloš Crnjanski (1893-1978).
  • Milos Crnjanski. From the South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Milos Crnjanski. [Selected books by Crnjanski].
  • Miloš Crnjanski.
  • Miloš Crnjanski. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Legat Miloša Crnjanskog.
    

• Desanka Maksimovic (1898-1993).
  • Desanka Maksimovic. From the South Slavic Literature Library.
  • On the occasion of Desanka Maksimovic's, great Serbian poet death....
  • Desanka Maksimovich - Vechirnia Molitva.
  • Desanka Maksimovic (1898-1993).
  • Desanka Maksimovic. From Izbor iz Lirske Poezije.
    

• Dobrica Cosic (1921 - ).
  • "Vreme Vlasti". From Serbian Unity Congress.
  • Serbia's Political Intellectuals. (Find "cosic").
  • Memorandum of the Serbian academy of Arts and Sciences. By Dobrica Cosic and others.
  • Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences Memorandum 1986.
  • Dobrica Cosic, pisac, bivsi predsjednik SRJ: ....
  • Dobrica Cosic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
    

• Aleksandar Tišma (1924-2003).. [Also appears in Yugoslav Authors Section directly below].
  
  • The Book of Blam - Aleksandar Tisma.
  • The Book of Blam.
  • Ohne einen Schrei.
  • Aleksandar Tišma. Interview by Luka Miceta.
  • Aleksandar Tišma. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Odlazak mudrog skeptika. [Obituary].
    

• Miodrag Pavlovic (1928- ).
  
  • Miodrag Pavlovic.
  • Miodrag Pavlovic.
  • Miodrag Pavlovic. From Project Rastko.
  • Miodrag Pavlovic. From South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Miodrag Pavlovic - Contemporary Poetry Serbian.
    

• Milorad Pavic (1929- ).
  • Milorad Pavic.
  • Milorad Pavic. From Khazars.com.
  • Milorad Pavic. From Projekat Rastko - Biblioteka srpske kulture.
  • Inner Side of the Wind, by Milorad Pavic. Press Book - Edited by Jasmina Mihajlovic.
  • As a Writer, I Was Born Two Hundred Years Ago. By Thanassis Lallas. Interview with Milorad Pavic.
  • Milorad Pavic (writer). From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
    

• Slobodan Selenic (1933- ).
  • Slobodan Selenic. From the South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Premeditated Murder (1995). [Film based on the book of the same title].
  • Fathers and Forefathers.
    

• Vlada Uroševic (1934- ). [Also appears in the Macedonian Literature and Authors Section).
  • The work of Vlada Urosevic.
  • Vlada Urosevic
  • Vlada Uroševic.
  • The Layers of the Macedonian Soil in the Paintings of Gligor Chemerski. By Vlada Uroševic.
  • Macedonian Writers - Vlada Urosevic.
  • Serbs and Montenegrins in Macedonia.
    

• Danilo Kiš (1935-1989). [Jewish Serbian-Hungarian author]. [Also appears in Yugoslav Authors Section directly below].
  • Borges: Influence and References - Danilo Kis. By Milan M. Cirkovic.
  • An Interview with Danilo Kis. By Brendan Lemon.
  • Readings - Reading Danilo Kis. By Aleksandar Hemon.
  • Danilo Kis. [In French].
  • babelguides - Danilo Kis.
    

• Slobodan Rakitic (1940- ).
  • Slobodan Rakitic - President of the Association of Writers of Serbia.
  • An Open Letter to Guenter Grass. By Slobodan Rakitic, President of the Association of Writers of Serbia.
  • Slobodan Rakitic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Biography of Slobodan Rakitic. From Saborna narodna stranka - SNS – Congressional National Party.
    

• Vuk Draškovic (1946- ).
  • Biography of the President.
  • Profile: Vuk Draskovic.
  • And the Crowds Cheered Loudly for Vuk Draskovic.
  • Vuk Draskovic, predsednik SPO Nemam cemu da aplaudiram.
  • PRESS RELEASES Saturday, 14 September 2002.
  • Can Vuk conquer himself?
  • Vuk Draškovic. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Vuk Draskovic - Minister for Foreign Affairs.
    

• Dušan Kovacevic (1948- ).
  • Interview with Dušan Kovacevic. "Süddeutsche Zeitung", 24.4.1999.
  • Dušan Kovacevic. Nedeljni Telegraf Intervju.
  • Dušan Kovacevic.
  • Dušan Kovacevic, dramski pisac: Neprirodno Je Pravitit Drzavu od Dvije Zemlje.
  • Dušan Kovacevic, drama writer - Farewell to Life of Dread & Horror.
  • Dušan Kovacevic From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Dusan Kovacevic.
    

• Ivo Andric (1892-1975). Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1961. [Also listed in the Croatian Literature and Authors section and in the Bosnian Literatures and Authors page.]
  • Ivo Andric. From Nobel e-Museum Literature. The Page on The Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
  • Croatian Nobel prize winners.
  • Ivo Andric 1892 - 1975 Literature - Nobel Prize 1961 Research Links.
  • Ivo Andric. From Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Ivo Andric' Revisited: The Bridge Still Stands.

• Miroslav Krleža (1893-1981).
  • Miroslav Krleža.
  • Miroslav Krleža (1893-1981).
  • Miroslav Krleza (1893-1981). From Books & Writers.
  • 7 July 1993 - Commemorative Postage Stamp: 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Writer Miroslav Krleza.

• Mak Didzar (1917-1971). [Also listed in the Bosnian Literatures and Authors page.]
  
  • Out of Bosnia / Literature Stone Sleeper: the poetry of Mak Dizdar.

• Aleksandar Tišma (1924- ).
  • Autor: Tisma, Alexander.
  • The Book of Blam - Aleksandar Tisma.
  • The Book of Blam.
  • Ohne einen Schrei.
  • Aleksandar Tišma. Interview by Luka Miceta.
  • Aleksandar Tišma. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • Odlazak mudrog skeptika. [Obituary].
    

• Branko Copic (1915-1984).
  • Branko Copic: A Letter to Zijo.
  • Branko Copic. From Gale Literary Databases. (VT users only).

• Miodrag Bulatovic (1930-1991).
  • Miodrag Bulatovic: A Few Memories of a Friend and Great Artist.
  • Poezija Milutin Bojic. Bez uzvika.
  • Miodrag Bulatovic 1930-1991. From Gale Literary Databases. (VT users only).

• Danilo Kiš (1935-1989).
  
  • Danilo Kis sur Internet.
  • Danilo Kiš (1935-1989).
  • Danilo Kis.
  • An Interview with Danilo Kis. By Brendan Lemon.
  • Reading Danilo Kis.
  • Danilo Kis. On-line texts by Danilo Kis.

• Momo Kapor (1937- ).
  • Momo Kapor. From the South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Momo Kapor.
  • Intervju: Momo Kapor - Prodao sam sve svoje ljubavi.

• Vida Ognjenovic (1941- ).
  • Vida Ognjenovic.
  • Intervju: Vida Ognjenovic - Bavim se gradivom iz diplomatije.
  • Vida Ognjenovic - November 23, 1999 - UCLA, Los Angeles.
  • Vida Ognjenovic´.
  • Vida Ognjenovic (b. 1941) Hansy or Lizzie.

• David Albahari (1948- ).
  • David Albahari [Interview].
  • David Albahari. By: Wendy Wallace.
  • David Albahari: A Serebian Literary Lion Finds Refuge in Calgary, Alberta.
  • David Albahari [Books].
  • Intervju: David Albahari - Mir je za umetnika veci izazov od rata.

• Dubravka Ugrešic (1949- ).
  
  • Dubravka Ugresic. From South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Fording the Stream of Consciousness. By Dubravka Ugresic.
  • Dubravka Ugresic: Stereotyping.
  • Dubravka Ugresic.
  • Dubravka Ugresic. From New Directions.

• Svetislav Basara (1953- ).
  • Svetislav Basara - writer.
  • Svetislav Basara.
  • Svetislav Basara [Books].
  • Svetislav Basara istupio iz Udruzenja knjizevnika Srbije: Kultura Papagajskih Fraza.

• Biljana Jovanovic (1953-1996).
  
  • VI. Censorship in Yugoslavia, A Personal Story. By Svetlana Slapsak. ["Find" jovanovic].

• Radoslav Petkovic (1953- ).
  • Knjizevnik Radoslav Petkovic o Udruzenju knjizevnika Srbije.
  • Kosovo and Intellectuals Vacation is Over. By Teofil Pancic. ["Find" petkovic].

• Mileta Prodanovic (1959- ).
  • Mileta Prodanovic.
  • Mileta Prodanovic - In Interspace Between "High" and "Underground" Art. A page on Mileta Prodanovic's artist side.
  • timeline: mileta prodanovic.
  • Mileta Prodanovic - Dan kada je Milica postala pisac. From VIKEND.
  • "It's easy to be smart from a distance". From Free Serbia - Other Voices from Serbia.

• Goran Petrovic (1964- ).
  • Goran Petrovic.
  • Goran Petrovic, novelist, NIN Prize Winner - Third Time Lucky.

• Vladimir Arsenijevic (1965- ).
  • Otvorena su mi i vrata na Kosovu. Dnevnik 06.05.2001. Intervju: Vladimir Arsenijevic.
  • vladimir arsenijevic, srpski pisac-gastarbajter u Meksiku - Svi smo mi Albanci.
  • The Curse of Normalcy. Writers in post-Milosevic Yugoslavia discover that angst no longer sells by Peter Maass. From Atlantic Online - Atlantic Monthly, February 2001.
  • Sea of Macho Stupidities. By Svetozar Postic.
  • Serbie : entretien avec l’écrivain Vladimir Arsenijevic. Traduit par Jasna Tatar.

• Vladimir Jokanovic (1971- ).
  • Book Review: 'Esmarch' by Vladimir Jokanovic.
  • Vladimir Jokanovic - Esmarch - Roman om ett krig. [In Swedish].
  • Sea of Macho Stupidities. By Svetozar Postic.
  • Trainspotting With Guns.... By John Dolan.