Dhurata Hoti, writer and artist from Kosovo*, is spending the month of May in Belgrade as 143rd KROKODIL’s writer-in-residence. Her residential stay is realized within the Literature Actually project supported by the British Council. Literature Actually makes part of the Culture and Creativity for the Western...
Author from Bosnia and Herzegovina Ennis Ćehić is spending the month of March in Belgrade as 141st KROKODIL’s writer-in-residence. His residential stay is realized within the Literature Actually project supported by the British Council. Literature Actually makes part of the Culture and Creativity for the Western...
We are pleased to announce the four selected authors who will take part in the residency program within the Literature Actually project supported by the British Council! Ennis Ćehić from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dhurata Hoti from Kosovo*, and Hana Korneti from North Macedonia will spend 1 month in Belgrade, and Maša Seničić from...
Maltese translator Kat Storace will be staying in Belgrade from February 3 to 17 as the 140th guest of the KROKODIL’s House for Writers. Her residency is part of the Ulysses' Shelter project. We kindly invite you to join us at brunch with translator Kat Storace...
Dear friends, colleagues, and supporters, As we approach the new year, it’s a perfect time to reflect on our activities and experiences over the past twelve months. They are more numerous than we can count, as the year has been filled with challenges, triumphs, but also...
On Friday, November 29, in the warm atmosphere of the KROKODIL Center, a public event was held with Norwegian author Simon Stranger, the 138th guest of the KROKODIL Writers-in-Residence program. At the very beginning, Milena Berić, KROKODIL’s Executive Director, welcomed the audience and introduced Simon....
On Wednesday, November 27, in the welcoming atmosphere of the KROKODIL Center and accompanied by freshly prepared brunch, a meeting with Norwegian writer Simon Stranger, the 138th guest of KROKODIL’s Writers-in-Residence program, took place. Designed as an informal gathering with local publishers, the event unfolded...