ZAGREB, Feb 27 (Hina) - The Spanish edition of a collection of short stories by Ranko Marinkovic, one of Croatia's greatest authors of the past century, was presented in Zagreb earlier this week, marking the author's 87th birthday.
The collection in Spanish, "Manos" (Hands), was published by Croatian and Spanish publishers, Skolska Knjiga and Oikos-Tau respectively. The collection was edited by Ivo Klaric, while the short stories were translated by Karlo Budor and Milivoj Telecan. In the preface, Strahimir Primorac outlined a review of Marinkovic's works, which include novels, plays, and essays. Marinkovic is the most translated Croatian author, and "Manos" is his first book to be published in Spanish. According to editor Klaric, Croatia's former culture attach? in Spain, Marinkovic's Mediterranean sensibility is close to the Spanish spirit. (hina) ha
ZAGREB, Feb 27 (Hina) - The Spanish edition of a collection of short
stories by Ranko Marinkovic, one of Croatia's greatest authors of
the past century, was presented in Zagreb earlier this week,
marking the author's 87th birthday.
The collection in Spanish, "Manos" (Hands), was published by
Croatian and Spanish publishers, Skolska Knjiga and Oikos-Tau
respectively. The collection was edited by Ivo Klaric, while the
short stories were translated by Karlo Budor and Milivoj Telecan.
In the preface, Strahimir Primorac outlined a review of
Marinkovic's works, which include novels, plays, and essays.
Marinkovic is the most translated Croatian author, and "Manos" is
his first book to be published in Spanish. According to editor
Klaric, Croatia's former culture attach? in Spain, Marinkovic's
Mediterranean sensibility is close to the Spanish spirit.
(hina) ha