page_title: Vidosav Stevanović
section_title: Works
hierarchical_section_title: Vidosav Stevanović / Works
caption_attribution_description: English: Photo of Vidosav Stevanović and Saša Milenić, october 2008.
context_page_description: Vidosav Stevanović is a Serbian novelist, story writer, poet, playwright, and publicist. he has written over thirty literary works, a political biography of Slobodan Milošević, numerous essays and various other pieces of writing. Stevanović used to write for European newspapers such as Le Monde, Liberation, El País and Expressen.
context_section_description: Stevanović published his first and only collection of poems, Trublje in 1967, in Belgrade. His second book was a collection of stories, The Scum of Death, published in 1969. Two years later he brought out his first novel, Nišći, followed two years later by Konstantin Gorča. These were followed by two-story collections, Suburban Dragons (1978) and The Cesarean Section (1984), which was awarded the Andrić Prize. Perhaps his most popular work is the novel The Will for which in 1987 he received the Serbian Nin Literary Award.
  Later works have included: 
  The Circle of Love (1988)
  Snow in Athens (1992)
  The Balkan Island (1993)
  Christ and Dogs (1994)
  The Same Thing (1995)
  Abel and Lise (2001)
  Milosevic: The People's Tyrant (2001)
  Sybil (2004)
  Demons (2004)
  The Stranger who is Staying with You (2008)
  Totally Consternated by that Night Monster (2008)
  Iskra (2008)
  He has three as yet unpublished works, and two books of his published journals (1988–1993).
  He also has written the following plays: 
  My Lazar!, Belgrade (1981)
  Tonight is a Night
  Yugoslav Drama Theater, Belgrade (1983)
  The Last Visitor, Scena (1983)
  Our Mother's Suitcase, National Theatre, Belgrade (1984)
  Far Away, Over There, Belgrade, (1985)
  Vuk Stefanovič Karadžić, Belgrade (1987)
  Jovana of the Underground, Paris (1993)
  Ethnic purification, Nota Bene, Paris (1994)
  Three Sister, Paris-Botunje (1996–2001)
  People is Waiting for the Earthquake, Botunje-Paris (1996–2001)
  A Permanent Rehearse, Paris (1988–2001)
  Volter, Volter-Ferne (1999)
  Good Night and Thanks for your Attention, Sarajevo (2004)
  Medea, the Fortune-Teller, Paris-Sarajevo (2006)
  Irena Dubrovna, Botunje (2009)
  He wrote two screenplays: My Lazar! and The Balkan Island, with Lordan Zafranović. He is also the author of fifteen radio dramas, numerous literary criticisms, essays and newspaper articles.
  The fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of his literary career was accompanied by a book dedicated to his life and writings and an international conference at the University of Kragujevac in March 2011.
caption: Vidosav Stevanović and Saša Milenić, Belgrade Book Fair, 2008
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