🇧🇦Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mehmedinović carries the experience of the Bosnian war into an emigrant family’s daily life. This is an entry through bodily memory, tenderness and fragile intimate relationships. Andrić’s The Bridge on the Drina follows communities across centuries, while Selimović explores individual morality under power. Both also belong to wider, shared Yugoslav traditions. Šehić revisits war trauma, Avdić its nightmarish echoes, and English-language Hemon the experience of exile.