Title: JOURNALIST OF RESISTANCE
Description: The book “JOURNALIST OF RESISTANCE” is a monumental collection of columns and testimonies that confront the collapse of conscience, the cruelty of war, and the erosion of human dignity. It is not satire, but a serious chronicle of resistance—a voice that insists on truth even when truth is forbidden. Each text is a fragment of living history, marked by date and source, forming a mosaic that bears witness to its time.

Sasa Milivojev is a renowned writer, poet, journalist, columnist, and political analyst. One of the most widely read columnists in Serbia, he is the author of seven books and numerous columns published in leading daily newspapers. He is also the author of the novel “The Boy from the Yellow House” and of political speeches. His work has been translated into twenty languages worldwide, making him a voice of international resonance.

This book preserves the testimony of a journalist who refused silence. Milivojev’s columns document events that shaped the Balkans and the wider world: genocide, war, political hypocrisy, the struggle for coexistence, and the collapse of human conscience. His writing is uncompromising, direct, and deeply engaged with the moral questions of our time. He entertains the reader and bears witness. He does not deride; he records. In doing so, he positions himself as a chronicler of resistance, a journalist whose words are both literature and archive.

The structure of the book is deliberately mixed. The columns are not arranged chronologically from 2008 to 2026, but are presented in a nonessential order. This approach reflects the very nature of history: it is not linear but fragmented, and testimonies appear in scattered forms. This mosaic arrangement compels the reader to confront the simultaneity of events, the coexistence of horror and hope, and the persistence of conscience that endures amid collapse.

“JOURNALIST OF RESISTANCE” is both literature and historical document. Scholars will find in it a primary source for understanding the cultural and political climate of Serbia and the wider region, while general readers will encounter a powerful literary experience that transcends borders. The book stands at the intersection of journalism and political analysis, offering a rare synthesis that is intellectually rigorous and emotionally resonant.

The talent of Sasa Milivojev lies in his ability to transform vulnerability and existential urgency into universal testimony. His columns are not merely reports; they are acts of resistance. They demand accountability, memory, and truth. They remind us that literature can withstand erasure, that words can survive censorship, neglect, and oblivion.

The book also demonstrates the role of the intellectual in times of crisis. Milivojev writes not only as a journalist but also as a poet and thinker—someone who understands that language itself can be a weapon of resistance. His words are carefully chosen, his tone unwavering, his commitment absolute. In this sense, “JOURNALIST OF RESISTANCE” is both a personal testimony and a universal call to conscience. It is a rare combination of literary brilliance and historical witness, written by one of Serbia’s most influential voices and translated for a global audience. Sasa Milivojev’s words resonate far beyond national borders, speaking to universal themes of resistance, conscience, and the human condition. His book is not merely a record of events but a reminder that truth must be spoken, even when it is dangerous, even when it is forbidden.

“JOURNALIST OF RESISTANCE” stands as a monument in fragments, as a witness of time, as a forbidden library now unveiled. It is a book that demands to be read not only for its historical significance but also for its moral urgency. In an age of disinformation and silence, the voice of Sasa Milivojev is a systemic glitch, a refusal of conformity, an insistence that the poet, the journalist, and the witness cannot be silenced.
Subjects: Saša Milivojev, Journalist of Resistance, Sasa Milivojev, Sasha Milivoyev
People: Saša Milivojev, Sasa Milivojev, Sasha Milivoyev