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| (E) Josip Novakovich LIVE in New York (Article) |
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You are invited to see Josip Novakovich on Friday Oct. 25, 2002, at 7pm for a fiction reading at the DACTYL FOUNDATION for the Arts & Humanities Croatian-born Novakovich has published numerous works of fiction, including, Yolk and Salvation and Other Disasters. He received the Whiting Writer's Award (1997), Guggenheim Fellowship (1999), two National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships (1991 and 2002), and a fellowship a...
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| (E) CROATIAN STORIES - Unbroken Red Lines - Josip Novakovich (Article) |
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Distributed by CroatianWorldCroatian StoriesUNBROKEN RED LINES - JosipNovakovich -I don't have enough breath to tell smoothly. I don't know where my drawing of breath should take place, and where the lines should be breathless and broken. Never mind: this unsyncopated verselessness does not seek artfulness of expression, but is as simple a lament as possible. Well, in Clevela...
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| (E) CROATIAN STORIES - Snow Powder - Josip Novakovich (Article) |
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Distributed by CroatianWorldCroatian StoriesSnowPowder &...
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| (E) CROATIAN STORIES - On Finding a Grave in Cleveland - Josip N (Article) |
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Distributed by CroatianWorldCroatian StoriesOn Finding a Grave in Cleveland - JosipNovakovich -My grandmother had died in Cleveland, and nobody in my family--most of them living in Croatia and none in the States--knew where her grave was. I couldn't find the records in the downtown library in Cleveland. I visited the old house on Carry Avenue where she used to live, between 55...
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| (E) NEEDED Croatian anecdotes, facts, journals, letters, etc WW I (Article) |
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Distributed by CroatianWorld Croatian anecdotes, facts, journals, letters, etc., from World WarOneJosip Novakovich, author of Salvation and Other Disasters, is looking for Croatian anecdotes, facts, journals, letters, etc., from World War One, as research materials for a novel he is working on. He is writing about Croatian immigrants in the States, their work in coal mines, iron mills, factories, etc., their reaction...
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| (E) NEW book Josip Novakovich Plum Brandy:Croatian Journeys (Article) |
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Plum Brandy: Croatian JourneysJosip NovakovichJosip Novakovich has a new book out: Plum Brandy: Croatian Journeys (White Pine Press, Buffalo, NY). A few of the pieces from the book appeared on CROWN last year, and many have appeared in a variety of journals, including the New York Times Travel Section, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Boulevard, and Iowa Review. The book is a mix of personal observation, memoir, and political and historical analys...
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| (E) Letter of thanks from Angela Brkic (Article) |
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Letter of thanks from Angela BrkicI would like to send out my sincerest thanks to the many people who have supported me during the publication of my book, Stillness and other Stories. Their assistance has meant a great deal to the book’s success and to me, personally. Over the past few months, Stillness has generated positive reviews in the Chicago Tribune, the New York Times, the Times of London, Newsday, the Los Angeles Times, and other p...
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| (E) "Novakovich is a world-class writer" Review of "SPLEEN" (Article) |
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Josip Novakovichdoes it again"Novakovich is a world-class writer", proclaims Boris Fishman, writer for "The New Yorker" The new story called "SPLEEN" by Josip Novakovich is included among the "Wild East: Stories from the Last Frontier" an anthology of stories set in Eastern Europe. In "Spleen" Novakovich breaks new ground by writing in first person from a woman's point of view. A peaceful an...
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| (E) Death of the Essay? (Article) |
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Death of the Essay? Posted, Dec. 17, 2003Updated, Dec. 17, 2003Eavesdrop (and chime in) on the ongoing conversation about the behind-the-scenes world of books, publishing and reviewing. Death of the Essay?Solid reporting and skillful storytelling are the hallmarks of contemporary journalism. Does this formula leave something by the wayside? By Margo Hammond (more by author) Book Editor, St. Petersburg Times E-mail this item Add Your Comment...
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| (E) WALKING TOUR OF CROATIAN HISTORY IN NEW YORK (Article) |
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WALKING TOUR OF CROATIAN HISTORY IN NEW YORK By Katarina Tepesh“According to records available from the Department of State, first ships from Dalmatia to New York arrived in 1797,” says Croatian genealogist Adam Eterovichwww.croatians.com . The first Croatian captain on the ship “Postojani” was Luka Gerich, followed by Mato Fiskovich.Due to economic conditions in the 1800’s Croatians came to America to loo...
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