Milan Dobričić
Milan Dobričić (1977, Belgrade) is a poet, prose writer, translator and editor. He holds degrees in Serbian and world literature from the University of Belgrade and from the Belgrade Open University. He is one of the founders of the cultural NGO Treći Trg (Third Square) which publishes the electronic and printed literary and art magazine Treći Trg (www.trecitrg.org.rs), where he works as editor. He is also the founder director of the Belgrade International Poetry and Book Festival. His poetry and prose has been in various Serbian magazines and newspapers ( Student, Beogradske novine, Pančevac, Rukopisi, Istočnik, Txt, URB, Re, Contrastes, Album), and he has also published studies about early Christianity. His short stories were included in the anthology Shortest stories (2006), and he has co-authored the prose book Diary 2000 (2001). His poetry collections are Pressure (2002), Coping (2006) and Blessed Losers (2009). His works have been translated into English, French, Polish and Catalan.
Read Romanian translations of Milan's poetry here by Claudiu Komartin
News
If you've been wondering what Word Express writers have been working on recently, you'll be pleased to hear that Owen Martell's novel 'Dyn Yr Eiliad' has been translated into Serbian by Milan Dobričić's Read the full story here.
Using photography and music from our multi-talented Word Express writer-travellers, we've put together this short slide show with music from Ivan Hristov's band Gologan.