JANUARY 2011 – SOUTHEAST EUROPE: PEOPLE AND CULTUREWelcome to the January newsletter edition of Southeast Europe: People and Culture! 2011 has arrived and we wish you a happy, successful and interesting year. This year also brings with it a whole new set of articles, videos, events and recipes on the People and Culture website, all of which are waiting to make your year that little more enjoyable. |
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THIS MONTH’S NEW FEATURES This month, meet the writer Goce Smilevski from the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, who won the 2010 European Union Prize for Literature and find out about the No Frontiers dance festival in Montenegro, which brings together able bodied and disabled dancers from across the region. |
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The Taste of Words According to Goce Smilevski Goce Smilevski is a writer who won the European Union Prize for Literature 2010, for his last book ‘Sigmund Freud's Sister’, along with 10 other European authors. Writer Joshua Cohen has described Smilevski “a young heir to Gunter Grass and Jose Saramago.” According to him, “Smilevski might be the newest of a rare thing -- a living European novelist with a message for the future of his continent." No Frontiers – Inclusion, Culture, Art Montenegro: 08 January 2011 No Frontiers – Inclusion, Culture, Art is a festival which allows both disabled and able bodied dancers to express themselves through the medium of contemporary dance. The brainchild of Olga Zulović, president of the NGO Performa Ars International in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, this year’s festival was held in Herceg Novi.
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WHAT’S ON"Sarajevo Winter", Bosnia and Herzegovina Night of the Museums, Croatia |
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RECIPE FROM THE REGIONTry a taste from Albania this month with our recipe for rabbit stew - Comlek. Yum! Love to cook food from Southeast Europe? Why not share the taste of the region and send us your traditional recipes to: |
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