Zoran Petrović (Serbian Cyrillic: Зоран Петровић; 5 March 1954 — 25 February 2018) was a Serbian poet, novelist, and screenwriter.[1]
Zoran Petrović | |
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| Born | 5 March 1954[1] Kragujevac, FPR Yugoslavia |
| Died | 25 February 2018 (aged 63) Kragujevac, Serbia |
| Occupation | Writer and publicist |
| Nationality | Serbian |
He published a couple of poetry books, children books, novels, and two books as a publicist. He was the managing director of the oldest theater in Serbia Joakim Vujić.[1]
In the years prior to his death, he worked as an editor for the publishing sector of the museum 21 October and as the chief editor for culture in local weekly newspaper Svetlost. He was also a columnist of Serbian newspaper Blic.[1]
Works edit
Poetry edit
- Pan i ogledalo, (1978)
- Aleksandrijska kritična masa, (1989)
- Svakodnevna molitva, (1995)
- Apsolutna nula, (1996)
- Spasiti spasioca, (1998)
- Prisutni su odsutni, (2002)
- Stav u trostavu, (2009)
- Uputstva za korišćenje besmislica (u štampi)
- Popis nestalih stvari (u štampi)
- Običnim rečima rečeno (u pripremi)
Children poetry books edit
- Priča o slovima, (1978)
- Pesme iz trbuha, (1983)
Theater Screenplays edit
- Muvoserine
Screenplay for children theater edit
- Magareća koža
Short story – books edit
- Raspadanje dekadnog sistema, (2010)
Opinion journalism edit
- Tajni dosije Josip Broz (Neobjavljeni arhivi Barskog kongresa)
- Vreme laži (knjiga razgovora sa Dankom Popovićem)
Novels edit
- Kamen blizanac, (2010)
- Poslednja narudžbina, (2010)
- Ugarak, (2011)
Awards edit
- Miloš Crnjanski, 2011,[2]
References edit
- ^ a b c d "Preminuo Zoran Petrović, književnik i kolumnista "Blica"". Blic.rs. 28 February 2018.
- ^ *1.K. R. Zoranu Petroviću nagrada Miloš Crnjanski, Blic, 26 October 2011. Приступљено: 27 October 2011.