Henri Michaux – Woman in Slow Motion translated into Slovenian by Varja Balžalorsky Antić
Woman in Slow Motion by Henri Michaux translated into Slovenian by Varja Balžalorsky Antić
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Woman in Slow Motion by Henri Michaux translated into Slovenian by Varja Balžalorsky Antić
Nova knjiga pri Srbskem kulturnem centru Danilo Kiš
KOWLOON/KOWLOON Anje Marković
v prevodu Varje Balžalorsky Antić
Zbirka pesme=pesmi
Kowloon, otherwise one of the most densely populated places on the planet, in Anja Marković’s book grows into an “obsessed state of body” and spirit. Kowloon is the spread of various forms of hunger, fear and horror, the destruction of possibilities and hopes.
još stojim neizlečen
još stojim neizlečen
još stojim neizlečen
još stojim ne
još stojim neizlečen
Muanis Sinanović’s bilingual book Izohipse/Izohipse was published in the book collection pesme=pesmi. The book presents a selection from Sinanović’s three poetry collections.