Jasmina Vrbavac, (1965, Beograd) diplomirala na Filološkom fakultetu u Beogradu, magistrirala na Fakultetu dramskih umetnosti.
Radi kao urednik u Redakciji za kulturu RTS-a. Od decembra 2000-te godine autorski osmišljava, uređuje i vodi mesečnu emisiju o savremenoj književnosti, „Vavilon“. Kritikom se bavi i u drugim tv emisijama, pre svega u emisiji „Metropolis“.
Piše i objavljuje književnu kritiku u većini srpskih književnih časopisa i dnevnom listu Politika. Povremeno piše kratku prozu i objavljuje je u domaćim časopisima. Priče su joj zastupljene i u knjigama Na tragu (srpska krimi priča) i Čarobna šuma (srpska erotska priča).
Do sada je objavila dve knjige, studiju Žrtvovanje kralja, mit u dramama Ljubomira Simovića (2005) i knjigu izabranih književnih kritika, Tri i po(2007).
Dobitnica je Nagrade Sterijinog pozorja za teatrologiju (2008) i Nagrade Milan Bogdanović (2010) za književnu kritiku. Živi i radi u Beogradu.
Marko Pogačar rođen je 1984. godine u Splitu. Objavljuje poeziju, esejistiku i književnu
kritiku. Urednik je u književnom časopisu Quorum, dvotjedniku za kulturna i društvena
zbivanja Zarez i nakladničkoj kući V.B.Z. Pjesme su mu prevedene na petnaestak jezika.
Bibliografija
Poezija
Pijavice nad Santa Cruzom, pjesme (AGM, Zagreb 2006, DPKM 2009.)
Poslanice običnim ljudima, pjesme (Algoritam, Zagreb 2007.)
Predmeti, pjesme (Algoritam, Zagreb 2009.)
An die verlorenen Hälften, izabrane pjesme (Edition Korrespondenzen, Wien 2010.)
Portret s britvama, izabrane pjesme (Treći Trg, Beograd 2010.)
Cada oliva és un estel fos (s Dinkom Telećanom), izbor pjesama (Institució de les Lletres
Catalanes, Barcelona 2010.)
Non fiction
Atlas glasova, eseji (V.B.Z, Zagreb 2011.)
Jer mi smo mnogi, publicistika (Algoritam, Zagreb, 2011.)
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Mirjana Đurđević (1956), doktorka tehničkih nauka. Profesorka Visoke građevinsko geodetske škole u Beogradu. Napisala seriju od šest parodija na kriminalističke romane sa detektivkom Harijetom kao glavnom junakinjom: „Ubistvo u akademiji nauka“, Žagor, 2002, Agora, 2007; “Parking svetog Savatija”, samizdat, 2003, Agora, 2008; “Deda Rankove riblje teorije”, Čigoja štampa, 2004, Laguna 2010 – nagrađena Ženskim perom za 2004; “Jacuzzi u liftu”, Čigoja štampa, 2005; “Prvi drugi, treći čovek – srpske legende”, Agora, 2006, 2007; „Čim preživim ovaj roman“, Agora 2008, 2009. Takođe “Čas anatomije na Građevinskom fakultetu”, Viktor, 2001, non-fiction; romane “Treći sektor ili sama žena u tranziciji”, Žagor, 2001, Agora, 2006 i “Aždajin osmeh”, Čigoja štampa, 2004; istorijsku metafikciju “Čuvari svetinje”, Agora, 2007, 2008. i
“Kaja, Beograd i dobri Amerikanac”, Agora 2009, Laguna 2010, 2011. Za ovu poslednu knjigu dobila regionalnu nagradu „Meša Selimović“ za najbolji roman objavljen na prostoru Srbije, Hrvatske, Bosne i Hercegovine i Crne gore u 2009. godini. Živi i piše u Beogradu, Srbija.
Roland Orčik je rođen u Bečeju (Vojvodina, Srbija) 1975. Od 1992. živi u Segedinu (Mađarska).
Diplomirao je 2002. (mađarski jezik i književnost), i zatim započeo doktorske studije (komparativna književnost). Radi na Institutu za slavističke studije Univerziteta u Segedinu. Do sad je objavio zbirke pesama: Obriši rđu, Na Mesec s licem, Daunloadovani Maler.
Pesme su mu prevedene na engleski, hrvatski, rumunski, slovenački i srpski jezik.
Jasmina Vrbavac was born in Belgrade 1965.
She received Bc.S. in 1990 at department of Yugoslav and World Literature at Philological Faculty of Belgrade University. The subject of her graduate work was Modern Literature. Jasmina Vrbavac received M.S. in 2000 at Faculty of Drama, department of Teatrology (Modern Yugoslav drama).
She works at RTS (Serbian Broadcasting Corporation). She has editor position at Cultural Program section.
Since December 2000, she is editing and developing her own monthly TV show on contemporary literature, Babylon. She is also engaged in the other TV shows dedicated to cultural contents, especially Metropolis – weekly TV culture magazine.
Jasmina Vrbavac writes and publishes book critics and reviews in most of Serbian literature magazines as well as in Serbian daily newspaper Politika. Periodically, she is writing and publishing short stories in national magazines. She is represented with several stories in the books Na tragu (On the trail – Serbian crime story) and Čarobna šuma (The Magic Forest – Serbian erotic story).
She has published two books, the study Žrtvovanje kralja (The Sacrifice of the King) – the myth in drama of Ljubomir Simović (2005) and a book of selected literary criticism, Tri I po (Three and a Half), (2007).
She won award of Sterija Theatre Festival (2008) for theatrology and Milan Bogdanović Awards (2010) for book critic.
She works and lives in Belgrade.
Marko Pogačar was born in 1984. in Split, Croatia. He has been regularly publishing poetry, essays, and literary criticism. He is an editor of Quorum, a literary magazine, and Zarez, a bi-weekly for cultural and social issues. His poetry has been translated into about fifteen languages.
Bibliography
Poetry
Pijavice nad Santa Cruzom, AGM, Zagreb, 2006
Poslanice običnim ljudima, Algoritam, Zagreb, 2007
Predmeti, Algoritam, Zagreb, 2009
An die verlorenen Hälften, selected poems (Edition Korrespondenzen, Wien, 2010.)
Portret s britvama, selected poems (Treći Trg, Beograd, 2010.)
Cada oliva és un estel fos (with Dinko Telećan), selected poems (Institució de les Lletres
Catalanes, Barcelona, 2010.)
Non Fiction
Atlas glasova, V.B.Z, Zagreb, 2011
Jer mi smo mnogi, Algoritam, Zagreb, 2011
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Mirjana Đurđević (1956), B.Sc. C.E. Ph. D. in urban planning. Professor at Civil Engineering College, Belgrade.
She has written a series of six crime novel parodies featuring a female detective Harriett as the main character: A MURDER AT THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE („Ubistvo u akademiji nauka“, Žagor, 2002, Agora, 2007); THE PARKING LOT OF St. SAVATIJE (“Parking svetog Savatija”, samizdat, 2003, Agora, 2008); OLD MAN RANKO’S MUSINGS ABOUT WOMEN (“Deda Rankove riblje teorije”, Čigoja štampa, 2004, Laguna 2010 – awarded with Female pen 2004, Hit liber 2004, and Golden bestseller 2004); THE JACUZZI IN THE ELEVATOR (“Jacuzzi u liftu”, Čigoja štampa, 2005); SERBIAN LEGENDS (“Prvi drugi, treći čovek – srpske legende”, Agora, 2006) and AS SOON AS I SURVIVE („Čim preživim ovaj roman“, Agora 2008, 2009).
Also ANATOMY CLASS AT THE CIVIL ENGINEERING FACULTY (“Čas anatomije na Građevinskom fakultetu”, Viktor, 2001, non-fiction) and novels IN TRANSITION, ON HER OWN (“Treći sektor ili sama žena u tranziciji”, Žagor, 2001, Agora, 2006.); THE DRAGONESS’ SMILE (“Aždajin osmeh”, Čigoja štampa, 2004); historical metafiction KEEPERS OF THE SACRAMENT, (“Čuvari svetinje”, Agora, 2007, 2008) and KAYA, BELGRADE AND THE GOOD AMERICAN (“Kaja, Beograd i dobri Amerikanac”, Agora 2009, Laguna 2010, 2011 – awarded with “Mesa Selimovic” for the best novel published in 2009 in Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Hercegovina and Montenegro).
She lives and writes in Belgrade, Serbia.
Roland Orcsik is born in Becse (Voivodina, Serbia) in 1975. Since ’92 he lives in Szeged (Hungary). I
n 2002 he finished his studys (Hungarian language and literaure), after which he started his PhD-studys (comparative literature). He works at the University of Szeged Institute of Slavonic Studies. Writes poetry, essays, critiques and translates from Ex-Yugoslavian languages into Hungarian. So far he published two books of poems: Rozsdamaró (Rub the rust off, 2002), Holdnak, Arccal (To the Moon with Face, 2007), Mahler letöltve (Mahler downloaded, 2011).
His poems are translated in English, Croatian, Romanian, Slovenian and Serbian languages.
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