After the death of Slavenka Drakulić, Institute for Human Sciences (IWM, Vienna) has published a short obituary, along with her essay “Feminism and Democracy”, previously…
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Slavenka Drakulić Posts
A book of short stories What We Don’t Talk About has been translated into Slovenian. The translator is Aleksandra Rekar and the publisher Beletrina, Slovenia.…
Invisible Woman and Other Stories, a collection of short stories on women and aging, has been translated to Greek. I aorati gynaika kai alles istories…
Slavenka’s last book Zašto nisam naučila kuhati (Why I Never Learned How to Cook) just arrived in bookstores all over Croatia! Part memoir, part social…
After being full of life and energy lately and writing to the last minute, Slavenka left us unexpectedly at the 20th of June. This is…
El Mundo published a special feature La Lectura on literature. It is here that European writers write about Europe, on the 40th anniversary of Spain…
Italian writer Melania Mazzucco wrote a big article in La Repubblica about the book of short stories written by Slavenka Drakulić Le cose di cui…
Riccardo Michelucci wrote a very nice text about the book of short stories Le cose di cui non parliamo (translated by Elvira Mujčić) in an…
A book of short stories Le cose di cui non parliamo has recently been published by Bottega Errante and translated by Elvira Mujčić. For more…
The Routledge Handbook of 1989 and the Great Transformation has just been published. It is a collection of essays that analyzes the pivotal year of…
