Zoran Spasojević
Zoran Spasojević (Serbian Cyrillic: Зоран Спасојевић), Kragujevac, January 22, 1949, is a Serbian writer.
Biography
He has had published twelve books and one compact disc.
He is also the author of the screenplay for a television comedy serial Without a Title (2000) and a radio drama Short history of alternating standing and falling (2004).
He has been published in more than forty anthologies and collections of poetry, short stories, short drama and satire. His short stories, drama America has a hole, comedies Gavrilo's Principle or How I became a ballet dancer and Do you love me, Jakov, as well as short dramas from the book Reservation Serbia are the most read Serbian literature texts on the Internet.[citation needed]
In addition to writing, he makes digital graphics and mail art works. His digital graphics can be seen in numerous internet magazines, newspapers and books.
He has received many awards for his works. e is a member of the Association of drama writers of Serbia and the Association of Serbian writers.
Book
- The Gift of Emptiness (poetry, Kragujevac, 1986)
- Farewell suit (short stories, Belgrade, 1997)
- Hunger (poetry, Kragujevac, 1998),
- Short Stories without Any Trouble (short stories - first edition, Belgrade, 2003)
- America has a hole (drama trilogy, Belgrade, 2003)
- Short Stories without Any Trouble (short stories - second expanded edition, Belgrade, 2006)
- Reservation Serbia (short drama, Belgrade, 2006)
- Gavrilo's Principle (comedy, Belgrade, 2008)
- Do you love me, Jakove (comedy, Belgrade, 2008)
- Here the rabbit drinks water (short satire, Belgrade, 2008)
- A little night mail (e-mail art, Kragujevac, 2009)
- My man (comedy, Belgrade, 2010)
CD-ROM
- Circus (graphics, books and texts - Kragujevac 2006).
TV dramas
- Amerika has a hole (1998)
- Amerika has a hole 2 (1999)published more than one hundred mail-art postcards in several editions. His cards can be seen in private collections, libraries and museums of mail-art: (California museum of Art – Terra Candella, Forestville, USA), (Artpool – Art research Center, Budapest, Hungary), (Museo de Internacionale de Neu Art, Courtenay, Canada), (Sechi Island International Library, Rio Claro, Brasil).
He took part in many collective mail-art exhibitions in Serbia and abroad (Kragujevac, Pančevo, Valjevo, Banja Luka, Budapest, Vancouver, Leiden, Arcevia...)
External links
- Zoran Spasojević’s blog
- Exhibition of Zoran Spasojević
- Zoran Spasojević on YouTube
- Portraits Zoran Spasojević on YouTube
- Collages Zoran Spasojević on YouTube
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