Momo Kapor
Momčilo "Momo" Kapor was a Serbian novelist and painter. He is the author of several screenplays, over forty novels, short stories, travel and autobiographical books and essays. He was introduced to literary circles as the author of radio, TV and theater dramas in the early sixties. His books have been translated into twenty languages.
Naslovi u ponudi
Beleške jedne Ane: Hej, nisam ti to pričala
Momo Kapor's "Notes of One Ana" were created from texts that began to be published in 1968 in the magazine Bazar. This collection of prose texts, known as the first "prose in jeans", quickly gained popularity in Yugoslavia.
Foliranti
Tridesetsedmogodišnji Kapor seća se sebe sa devetnaest godina, tadašnjeg Beograda, kao i svih onih ljudi koji su mu tada bili važni. Ova knjiga je pismo upućena njima, ali je u isto vreme i upečatljiv dnevnik jednog davno iščezlog vremena.
Halo, Beograd I-II
Halo, Beograd je završni deo trilogije zapisa o Beograđanima, o njihovom gradu i životu u njemu, koju sačinjavaju i ranije objavlјene knjige 011 i Istok–Zapad.
Knjiga žalbi
Momo Kapor's Book of Complaints is a novel about a young bookseller and intellectual who clashes with social and political structures and goes to New York, where he continues his search for freedom, identity, and meaning.
Provincijalac
As much as Foliranti is a story about Kapor's student days in Belgrade in the late fifties, Provincial is a book that evokes memories of his childhood in Sarajevo, where the author spent the first years of his life.
Provincijalac
As much as Foliranti is a story about Kapor's student days in Belgrade in the late fifties, Provincial is a book that evokes memories of his childhood in Sarajevo, where the author spent the first years of his life.
Skitam i pričam
The book I'm wandering and talking was written for several years, and parts of it were published from Sunday to Sunday on the pages of the magazine Duga. Second, significantly expanded edition.
Zoe
The novel "Zoe" (1978), one of Momo Kapor's most popular works, follows Arsen Lero, a 39-year-old art historian from the fictional Republic of Kosiliya – a small island under an authoritarian regime.