Petar Lazic

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Petar Lazić (born September 25, 1960 in Kosjerić ; † September 9, 2017 in Belgrade ) was a Serbian writer .

biography

He was considered one of the most important Serbian satirists and has been translated into more than 30 languages, represented in 50 anthologies worldwide. The Cambridge Bibliographical Institute ranked him among the "2000 most important authors of the 20th century". For his work (as a writer and satirist) Lazić received numerous awards and prizes, but he was also punished several times, before and during the Milošević period, always with the same reason: “Insulting the President”. He was a member of parliament (head of the opposition coalition DEPOS-ND) and a member of the Parliamentary Council for Culture and Information. In June 1994 he resigned. To this day, he is the only Serbian parliamentarian who has resigned. He lived in Belgrade .

Works

Broadcast:

  • "Indeksovo radio pozorište" (satirical radio cabaret), the most famous radio program in the history of ex-Yugoslavia - author and director from 1984 to 1996, when the program was banned

Magazines:

  • "Naša krmača" (satirical magazine) - editor-in-chief from 1996 to 1998
  • "Bre!" (Political-satirical magazine) - editor-in-chief and director from 1999 until today

Columns:

  • “Književnu reč” (literary magazine) - from 1984 to 1989
  • "Nin" (Political Magazine) - Colimnen "Der Spiegel" and "Hanged Land" from 1992 to 1996

Books:

  • Zaustavite planetu hoću da siđem (1982) - poems
  • Na zubatom suncu (1988) - aphorisms
  • Heroji Bulevara revolucije (1990) - texts for the radio theater “Indeksovo radio pozorište”
  • Opelo za mrtvo more (1994) - poems;
  • Godine zapleta (1997) - texts for the radio theater “Indeksovo radio pozorište”
  • Izabrana satira (1998) - selection - satirical poems and aphorisms (bilingual)
  • Kratka istorija duše (2001) - short stories
  • Nema malih uloga (2002) - journalism
  • Breleške (2002) - journalism

Plays and dramatizations:

  • Sidarta (1984) - dramatization
  • Mesija (1995) - play
  • Mesožderi (1996) play
  • Đetići u parlamentu (2000) - dramatization

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kosjerić Petru Laziću u spomen i čast , accessed on August 31, 2019
personal data
SURNAME Lazic, Petar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Serbian writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 25, 1960
PLACE OF BIRTH Kosjeric
DATE OF DEATH September 9, 2017
Place of death Belgrade