Croatian translator and author Maja Ručević is the 93rd guest of KROKODIL’s Writer-in-residence. Maja is one of the participants of the Ulysses’ Shelter project aimed at emerging writers and translators from Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Greece and Wales. On February 17th she will participate in a...
In December last year an open call was launched for the participants of the Reading Balkans 2020 project. The Residency is pre arranged by Reading Balkans project in cooperation with the Publishing House Goga (Slo), Goten Publishing (MK), Krokodil (Srb), Udruga Kurs (Cro), Poeteka (Alb),...
The Residency is pre arranged by Reading Balkans project in cooperation with the Publishing House Goga (Slo), Goten Publishing (MK), Krokodil (Srb), Udruga Kurs (Cro), Poeteka (Alb), Qendra Multimedia (Kos), PEN BIH and S. Fischer Stiftung (De) & partners. The Literary Residence Programme ‘Reading Balkans 2020’...
Danish author Mathilde Walter Clark is the 91st guest of KROKODIL's Writer-in-residence. Mathilde will be our guest until mid-December and on 25th of November she will participate in an event organized by Scandiavian Corner in KROKODIL's Center. Mathilde Walter Clark was born 1970 and is...
Call announcement: October 9, 2019 Submission deadline: November 9, 2019 What is it about? ULYSSES’ SHELTER: BUILDING WRITERS-IN-RESIDENCE NETWORK is the second stage of a project co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. The network of literary residencies has now been extended to five European countries. The project and its residency network...
German writer Jochen Schmidt is the 90th guest of KROKODIL’s Writer-in-residence and he will be staying in Belgrade until the end of October. On the 17th of October, Schmidt will talk about his work with Dragana Kovačević at KROKODIL’s Center for contemporary literature as part...
The second Neighbors Facing the Present debate in Skopje took place within “Another Story” literary festival, which was held from September 5 to 8 at the Youth Cultural Center in Skopje. The debate took place on the last day of the festival, September 8,...