Born 1947 · Serbia
NIN 2010 · Shortlist
Gospođa Olga
Title translated by AI:“Madame Olga”
Radovan Beli Marković · 63 when first published
Novel · 289 pages · Historical
AI-generated summary:In Valjevo, in the last days of apparent peace before the Second World War, the narrator searches for the restless soul of a dead local eccentric, Madame Olga, in a game played between living people and ghosts.
NIN 2004 · Shortlist
Orkestar na pedale
Title translated by AI:“The Pedal Orchestra”
Radovan Beli Marković · 57 when first published
Novel · 334 pages · Historical
AI-generated summary:Doctor Subota, director of the Valjevo lunatic asylum, tells the bitter story of how he came to Serbia and drifted from battlefields to the madhouse, while he searches for a lost pedal orchestra.
NIN 2003 · Shortlist
Devet belih oblaka
Title translated by AI:“Nine White Clouds”
Radovan Beli Marković · 56 when first published
Novel · 289 pages
NIN 2002 · Shortlist
Knez Miškin u Belom Valjevu
Title translated by AI:“Prince Myshkin in White Valjevo”
Radovan Beli Marković · 55 when first published
Novel · 403 pages
NIN 2001 · Shortlist
Poslednja ruža Kolubare
Title translated by AI:“The Last Rose of the Kolubara”
Radovan Beli Marković · 54 when first published
Novel · 232 pages
AI-generated summary:Written as the history of the Valjevo lunatic asylum, the closing part of the author's Kolubara trilogy mixes the lyrical and the grotesque, the realistic and the fantastic, in a catalogue of unusual images and details.
NIN 2000 · Shortlist
Limunacija u Ćelijama
Title translated by AI:“Illumination in Ćelije”
Radovan Beli Marković · 53 when first published
Novel
AI-generated summary:Taking a story by the nineteenth-century writer Stevan Sremac as its starting point, a modern tale unfolds in the Kolubara village of Ćelije, where the characters come from this world and from the next.