
The Coming
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An investigation in an Adriatic town becomes a story of religious heresy and impending catastrophe.
Original title: Dolazak
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Born in Sarajevo and connected with Ulcinj, Nikolaidis illustrates the region’s cross-border literary life. His Montenegrin prose combines detective fiction, religious history and apocalyptic unease. For a wider view, compare his fiction with Spahić’s Hansen’s Children, set in a Romanian leper colony. Knežević follows a woman’s life between Montenegro and exile. Anomaly takes Nikolaidis’s black humour towards an imagined end of the world.
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An investigation in an Adriatic town becomes a story of religious heresy and impending catastrophe.
Original title: Dolazak

A bitter narrator moves through Ulcinj, returning to his father and his own inability to fit in.
Original title: Sin

Black humour and apocalyptic imagination dismantle Balkan political myths and private illusions.
Original title: Odlaganje. Parezija

Residents of a Romanian leper colony watch the end of Ceaușescu’s dictatorship from extreme isolation.
Original title: Hansenova djeca

Catherine’s life moves from Montenegro to exile, connecting family tensions with political change.
Original title: Katarina, Velika i Mala

The lives of a politician, a nurse and a dying man converge on the last evening of human existence.
Original title: Anomalija
A dramatic poem of community, religious conflict and violence, central to both Montenegrin and Serbian literary traditions.
Original title: Gorski vijenac
A young Montenegrin woman seeks independence, but work close to political power draws her into corruption and danger.
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