[:en]Poetike-Antologije – gost je Gojko Božović 28.11.2017. National Library

We invite you on November 28, at 7 pm, at the Atrium of the National Library of Serbia, to the poetry evening in the cycle “Poetics-Anthology”. guest is Gojko Božović, poet, essayist, literary critic and publisher. The cycle is arranged by the poet Duško Novaković.

Gojko Božović (Pljevlja, 1972) published the following works:
Books: Underground cinema (1991), Soul of the Beast (1993), Songs of Things (1996), Arhipelag (2002), Elements (2006) and The Near Gods (2012).
Books of essays: Poetry in time. About Serbian poetry of the second half of the 20th century (2000) and Places we like. Essays on Serbian Poetry (2009).
Anthologies: Anthology of recent Serbian poetry (2005), Place We Love. An Anthology of Contemporary Serbian Poetry (2006, 2011) and the World around us. Anthology of Contemporary Serbian Story (2009).
He has won numerous awards for poetry: “Mateic’s Scarf”, “Branka Cvetkovic”, “Djura Jaksic”, “Branko Copic” and “Europa Giovani International Poetry Prize”.
Essay Award: “Borislav Pekić”.

Poetry and essays by Gojko Bozovic are translated into English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese, Czech, Hungarian, Slovak, Polish, Romanian, Bulgarian, Slovenian and Macedonian.
He deals with editorial and editorial work. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of the publishing house Arhipelag (2007).

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The Poetics-Anthology cycle was launched with the intention of presenting not only the individual poetic opus of the relevant authors of the contemporary Serbian poetry scene, but also their anthological work related to the evaluation of domestic as well as foreign-translated poetry. Designed to be unconventional, this poetic program of the National Library of Serbia will endeavor to point to the essential assumptions in their creation as a kind of unlocking of the poetry workshop through the form of questions and answers, as well as the presentation of the poetry of the participants themselves.

The entrance is free!
Welcome!!