Dragomir Dujmov
Dragomir Dujmov ( Serbian : Драгомир Дујмов) (born March 17, 1963 in Szentes , Hungary ) is a Hungarian writer , poet and translator of the Serbian-speaking minority in Hungary.
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Dragomir Dujmov spent his childhood in the Baja area in Katymár . According to family legend, his ancestors fled from Mostar , Herzegovina to the Hungarian Batschka in 1687 before the Turks. After graduating from the Serbian-Croatian grammar school in Budapest , he studied Serbian literature and language at the University of Novi Sad . He completed his studies in 1989. In the same year he returned to Hungary and began teaching at the Serbian Nikola Tesla Grammar School in Budapest.
Dragomir Dujmov is one of the most important representatives of Serbian literature in Hungary. Initially he mainly wrote poetry , later he concentrated on prose . From 1994 to 2003 Dujmov was a member of the Hungarian-Serbian Theater. Since 2004 he has been President of the Jakov Ignjatović Foundation .
Works (selection)
Dujmov wrote poetry, novels, novels and the libretto for a rock opera ( Pastir vukova - Sveti Sava (for example: Shepherd of the Wolves - Saint Sava), Budapest 1994).
Volumes of poetry
- Sunce se nebom bori (for example: The sun fighting with the sky) Budapest 1992 ISBN 963-04-2419-3
- Nemir boja (about: restless colors) Budapest 1997 ISBN 963-8197-08-0
- Meridijani (about: Faraway Worlds) Budapest 2000 ISBN 963-03-9866-4
Short stories
- Zgužvano doba (roughly: Zerknitterle Zeiten) Budapest 2001 ISBN 963-00-8595-X
- Prevoznik tajni (about: Bearer of Secrets) Budapest 2005 ISBN 963-216-455-5
- Budimske priče (roughly: Budaer Mörchen) Budapest 2007 ISBN 978-963-06-3980-4
Novels
- Beli putevi (about: White Paths) Budapest 2000 ISBN 963-00-5203-2
- Voz savesti (about: Train of Conscience) Budapest 2005 ISBN 963-219-449-7
- Voz savesti (about: train of conscience) Budapest 2009 ISBN 978-963-87632-2-8 (second edition)
- Voz savesti (about: Train of Conscience) Budapest 2018 ISBN 978-615-81048-0-7 (3rd edition)
- Raskršće (about: On the election path) Budapest 2006 ISBN 963-06-0778-6
- Vreme mesečarenja (about: The time of somnambulism) Budapest 2014 ISBN 978-963-08-8670-3
- Ogledalo od zelenog jaspisa (for example: The mirror made of green jasper) Budapest 2015 ISBN 978-963-12-1762-9
- Sablja u jeziku (about: The saber in the tongue) Budapest 2016 ISBN 978-963-12-4766-4
- Jesejevo stablo (roughly: Root Jesse) Budapest 2017 ISBN 978-963-12-8403-4
- Pod nebom boje purpura (about: Under the purple sky) Budapest 2018 ISBN 978-615-00-1449-4
Literary prizes
- Jakov Ignjatović Prize (named after Jakov Ignjatović (1822–1899) a Serbian author from Hungary)
- Rastko Petrović Prize from the Association of Serbian Writers
Individual evidence
- ↑ Google Book Search
- ↑ Review by Draginja Ramadanski
- ↑ Review by Slavica Zeljković
- ↑ Review by David Kecman Dako
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Dujmov, Dragomir |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Hungarian writer, poet and translator of the Serbian-speaking minority in Hungary |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 17, 1963 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Szentes , Hungary |