Mile Stojić

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Mile Stojić (born January 21, 1955 in Dragičina , Yugoslavia , now Bosnia-Herzegovina ) is a Bosnian poet and essayist.

Stojić graduated from the Philosophical Faculty of Sarajevo University in South Slavic languages ​​and literature. He lived in Sarajevo until 1992 and worked for the new newspaper “Naši Dani” and co-editor of the literary magazines “Lica” and “Odjek” and was the editor of the first post-socialist Croatian magazine “Tjednik”. He organized the Croatian literary anthology "Iza spuštenijeh trepavica" (Sarajevo 1991).

After fleeing Sarajevo, he worked for 10 years as a lecturer in South Slavic literature at the University of Vienna . In 1995 he published Bosnian war literature in German translation in Vienna (“In pain with anger”), and in 2000 in Klagenfurt he published the essay volume “Windows, words. A Bosnian alphabet ”.

Today Mile Stojić lives again with his family in Sarajevo and comments on current affairs in various newspapers and magazines.

Works (selection)

  • Window words: a Bosnian alphabet (translated from Croatian by Klaus Detlef Olof), Drava-Verlag, Klagenfurt 2000 ISBN 3-85435-332-4
  • The Hungarian Sea (translated from Croatian by Klaus Detlef Olof), Kitab-Verlag, Klagenfurt 2006 ISBN 3-902005-67-X
  • Cherub's sword, poems and essays (translated from Croatian by Cornelia Marks), Leipziger Literaturverlag, Leipzig 2012 ISBN 978-3866601345
  • Via Vienna, sketches on the route Sarajevo-Vienna. Essays (translated from Croatian by Cornelia Marks), Klagenfurt: Drava Verlag 2013 ISBN 978-3-85435-714-8

literature

  • Croatian Literature 2000-2003 Catalog, Zagreb 2004

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personal data
SURNAME Stojić, Mile
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bosnian poet and essayist
DATE OF BIRTH January 21, 1955
PLACE OF BIRTH Dragičina , Bosnia