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  Should I Stay or Should...  
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Do večeras i do kraja tjedna, u Zagrebu i Varaždinu, na Festivalu europske kratke priče!
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Until tonight and until the end of the week, in Zagreb and Varaždin, at the Festival of the European Short Story!
  Zoran Ferić  
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. Živi u Zagrebu, gdje predaje hrvatski i književnost u gimnaziji.
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in 2007. He lives in Zagreb where he teaches Croatian literature at a high school.
  Senko Karuza  
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SENKO KARUZA (HRVATSKA) rođen je u 1957. u Splitu. Djetinstvo je proveo na otoku Visu. Školovao se u Visu, Splitu i Zagrebu. Studirao filozofiju na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu. Objavljivao u mnogim novinama i časopisima.
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SENKO KARUZA was born in 1957 in Split and spent his childhood on the island of Vis. He was educated in Vis, Split and Zagreb, where he studied philosophy at Zagreb University. His short stories and columns have been published in many newspapers and magazines, and also included in various anthologies and reviews. His publications include:
  Drago Glamuzina  
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DRAGO GLAMUZINA (HRVATSKA), rođen u Vrgorcu 1967. godine. Diplomirao je komparativnu književnost i filozofiju na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu. Radio je kao novinar u Vjesniku, zatim kao urednik u Nacionalu, od 2003.
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DRAGO GLAMUZINA (CROATIA) was born in Vrgorac in 1967 and graduated in comparative literature and philosophy from Zagreb’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. He worked as a journalist at Vjesnik and then as an editor at Nacional News Magazine. From 2003 to 2011, he worked as the editor-in-chief at Profil Publishing, while since 2011 he works as the editor-in-chief of VBZ Publishing. His publications include a book of poems
  Senko Karuza  
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SENKO KARUZA (HRVATSKA) rođen je u 1957. u Splitu. Djetinstvo je proveo na otoku Visu. Školovao se u Visu, Splitu i Zagrebu. Studirao filozofiju na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu. Objavljivao u mnogim novinama i časopisima.
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SENKO KARUZA was born in 1957 in Split and spent his childhood on the island of Vis. He was educated in Vis, Split and Zagreb, where he studied philosophy at Zagreb University. His short stories and columns have been published in many newspapers and magazines, and also included in various anthologies and reviews. His publications include:
  Kristīne Želve: Uvijek ...  
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I zato što je velik, tako mi je lako očajavati i žudjeti za ponovnim susretom s dalekim prijateljima. Neka mi, ipak, ostane nada da ćemo se opet sresti, nekako, negdje. Srdačan pozdrav Zagrebu i hvala na svemu!
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For a moment, I stepped out of my publisher and bookstore owner’s shoes, their soles spent and torn from everyday use, and I jumped into the sandals of a writer. And it feels so good in those sandals, the legs are white, unaccustomed to the sun, well-cared-for, preserved.
  Zoran Ferić  
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ZORAN FERIĆ (HRVATSKA) rođen je 1961. u Zagrebu. Jedan je od najčitanijih suvremenih hrvatskih prozaika. Za svoj je rad primio brojna priznanja, među kojima Nagradu Ksaver Šandor Gjalski 2000. i nagradu Jutarnjeg lista za najbolje prozno djelo 2001.
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ZORAN FERIĆ (CROATIA) was born in 1961 in Zagreb. He is among the most widely read contemporary Croatian writers. His work has received numerous prizes, including the Ksaver Šandor Gjalski Prize in 2000 and the Jutarnji List Award for the best work of prose fiction in 2001 and 2012. His works have been translated into English, German, Polish, Slovenian, Spanish and Hungarian. He is the author of: