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About a Boy, Nick Hornby: The book or the film – is that the question?

About a Boy, Nick Hornby: The book or the film – is that the question?

Posted by By Ljubica Samardžić July 18, 2016
Discussions about books and film adaptations always seem to divide people. Book-lovers vs. film-lovers. You feel obligated, as if by some social norm, to choose a side and argue in…
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Around the world in bookish news: From Shakespeare to Jane Austin

Around the world in bookish news: From Shakespeare to Jane Austin

Posted by By Milica September 23, 2015
From Shakespeare to Jane Austin, read a new round of bookish news: 1. Shakespeare and film around the world- The list of film adaptations of Shakespeare's plays around the world…
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Around the world in bookish news: Book Jackets Go Live and Other Stories

Around the world in bookish news: Book Jackets Go Live and Other Stories

Posted by By Milica September 16, 2015
The news from the world literature are as follows: 1. Classic book jackets come to life – in pictures- Oh my God, they are alive! 2. Salman Rushdie: The Curse…
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Around the world in bookish news: Rushdie’s Latest Novel and Other Stories

Around the world in bookish news: Rushdie’s Latest Novel and Other Stories

Posted by By Milica September 9, 2015
A new round of bookish news is here: 1. Newly discovered Dickens notes solve Victorian authorship mystery- Among the All Year Round contributors, we can find Lewis Carroll and a…
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Around the world in bookish news: Cracking Christie’s Mysteries and Other Stories

Around the world in bookish news: Cracking Christie’s Mysteries and Other Stories

Posted by By Milica August 12, 2015
Every morning around 8 o'clock, I sit at my desk with a cup of coffee in my hand. I turn on my laptop and I browse Facebook and Twitter in…
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Literary Chic: From a Heroine to a Fashion Icon

Literary Chic: From a Heroine to a Fashion Icon

By Bojana
Note: This article was originally published in Serbian back in 2016 by our editor Maja Žikić. Literature often treats fashion...
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11 Interesting Facts you may not Know About Oscar Wilde

11 Interesting Facts you may not Know About Oscar Wilde

By Katarina Lazić
Besides being one of the most famous English authors, Oscar Wilde was also one of the most intriguing people who...
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Writing Hacks: Strange Habits of English and American Authors

Writing Hacks: Strange Habits of English and American Authors

By Katarina Lazić
Mark Twain once said: "Writing is easy. All you have to do is cross out the wrong words." But is...
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About a Boy, Nick Hornby: The book or the film – is that the question?

About a Boy, Nick Hornby: The book or the film – is that the question?

By Ljubica Samardžić
Discussions about books and film adaptations always seem to divide people. Book-lovers vs. film-lovers. You feel obligated, as if by...
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Five Famous Fiends

Five Famous Fiends

By Andrea
Author's note: This list is, of course, completely biased. Where there is light, there must be darkness, and where there...
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To Virginia Woolf, who created stars out of waves

To Virginia Woolf, who created stars out of waves

By Sanja Gligorić
"The waves showed that uneasiness, like something alive, restive, expecting the whip, of waves before a storm." - Jacob’s Room Where...
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If on a winter’s night a traveller you knock on Neil Gaiman’s door

If on a winter’s night a traveller you knock on Neil Gaiman’s door

By Sanja Gligorić
Winter is coming, or so they say. Well, I guess that they are right. It is really cold outside these...
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Happy birthday, Emily Brontë!

Happy birthday, Emily Brontë!

By Milica
On this day in 1818, a renowned British novelist and poet, Emily Brontë was born. To pay homage to Brontë's enormous...
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Advice from Maya Angelou

Advice from Maya Angelou

By Maja
"The poetry you read has been written for you, each of you—black, white, Hispanic, man, woman, gay, straight."
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Poet in the kitchen

Poet in the kitchen

By Maja
Our destination is Amherst, Massachusetts, home of the beloved Emily Dickinson. She led lonely and secluded life, barely leaving her...
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