Nenad Azijus Tanović : The Shapes of Bosnian Souls
Here lies Ahmat Stuk on his noble land. Let it be known that since my brother carved this stone and it was laid in the field upon me, never a traveller on earth nor a […]
Volume 09 No. 1 (2014): January
Božidar Slapšak : The National Museum in Sarajevo
The National Museum in Sarajevo is a unique monument, not only of culture, but also of an innovative concept of interdisciplinary collaboration between the humanities and social sciences. It was established in 1888 as a […]
Marko Attila Hoare : Introduction: The Muslim road to the Communist triumph in Yugoslavia
There have been only two successful, indigenous Communist-led revolutions in Europe’s history. The first was the Bolshevik revolution in Russia, and the second and last was the revolution in the western Balkans, specifically Yugoslavia and […]
Svetlana Slapšak : My Bosnian Loves
This is a short catalogue of my passions linked with Bosnia: this is not a nostalgic narrative, but rather an overview of texts, people, and things that largely determined my life. As an only child […]
Mak Dizdar : Secret
Like a bird sitting On the right Hand Oops Flies away My bird Translated by Keith Doubt