W. H. Auden : Partition
Unbiased at least he was when he arrived on his mission, Having never set eyes on the land he was called to partition Between two peoples fanatically at odds, With their different diets and incompatible […]
Volume 04 No. 1 (2009): January
John K. Cox : Interview with Muharem Bazdulj
Muharem Bazdulj, born in 1977, is one of the leading writers of the younger generation to appear in the countries of the former Yugoslavia. He writes in a wide variety of genres, including novels, short […]
Silvije Strahimir Kranjčević : Golgotha
The times are terrible, dark, and heavy, Like a damned soul in disgrace; On Golgotha is hanging the victim From Nazareth, that wretched place! In His nest is expiring now That wounded white dove. Eli! […]
Keith Doubt : The Greek Spirit in the Poetry of Mak Dizdar
Outside of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the poet Mak Dizdar is relatively unknown. Modern anthologies from Croatia and Serbia seldom include the poet. While Dizdar is included in the anthology, Contemporary Yugoslav Poetry, he is refered to as […]
Damir Uzunović : Path
For a long time it was thought That it is was circular, As it was thought That the Earth was flat It is not a straight line, It comes out of the forefinger. It is […]
Amra Razić : Those Above Us
––Why are you not like parrots or horses at least, so that you mechanically memorize the road, or some isolated word by those chosen by God— more intelligent than us?— said the professor in passing. […]