ULYSSES’ SHELTER: BUILDING WRITERS-IN-RESIDENCE NETWORK is the second stage of a project co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. The network of literary residencies has now been extended to five European countries. The project and its residency network are designed primarily...
Austrian comic author Bettina Egger is the 92nd guest of KROKODIL's Writer-in-residence. On December 10, Bettina will have a presentation in KROKODIL’s Center titled “Female comic authors – New energy”. Bettina Egger was born in 1981 in Austria. She studied French and Russian language, as well as art history,...
The Residency is pre arranged by Reading Balkans project in cooperation with the Publishing House Goga (Slo), Goten Publishing (MK), Krokodil (Srb), Udruga Kurs (Cro), Poeteka (Alb), Qendra Multimedia (Kos), PEN BIH and S. Fischer Stiftung (De) & partners. The Literary Residence Programme ‘Reading Balkans 2020’...
The Residency is pre arranged by Reading Balkans project in cooperation with the Publishing House Goga (Slo), Goten Publishing (MK), Krokodil (Srb), Udruga Kurs (Cro), Poeteka (Alb), Qendra Multimedia (Kos), PEN BIH and S. Fischer Stiftung (De) & partners. Reading Balkans project is supported by...
Danish author Mathilde Walter Clark is the 91st guest of KROKODIL's Writer-in-residence. Mathilde will be our guest until mid-December and on 25th of November she will participate in an event organized by Scandiavian Corner in KROKODIL's Center. Mathilde Walter Clark was born 1970 and is...
The central event of this year’s children’s festival KROKODOKODIL, the play BUM! GRRR!! ŠKRIP!!! STRIP!!!! will be held on Tuesday, November 19th starting at 13h at Puppet Theater Pinokio. This year’s edition of the festival is dedicated to comics and besides the play and programs for children, it includes...
This three-day gathering is aimed to contribute to the establishment and maintenance of stable relations between Serbia and Kosovo through professional links that go beyond the framework of daily politics, such as literary and cultural ties between authors, journalists of the younger and middle generations...