Saša Milivojev

1986

**Saša Milivojev (Sasha Milivoyev) is a famous writer, poet, journalist, columnist, and political analyst. One of the most read columnists in Serbia, he is the author of seven books and numerous columns published in various daily newspapers. He is the author of the novels “The Boy from the Yellow House”, “Echo of a Nuclear Bomb”, “Love and Death in Dubai”, and the collection of columns “Journalist of Resistance”, as well as political speeches. His work has been translated into around twenty languages across the world.** Milivojev was born in 1986 in Zrenjanin (SFRJ, Serbia), where he nurtured his many talents in the Music Gymnasium. He used to sing in the “King David” Oratorio by Arthur Honegger in the Arad Philharmonic Orchestra, Romania. After ten years of enjoying music, Milivojev turned towards the Faculty of Philology of Belgrade University, where he is a successful student of the Serbian Language and Literature. He is the author of four collections of poems: “Tajna iza Uzdaha” (“The Secret Behind a Sigh”, published in 2006 by Narodna Knjiga, Belgrade); “Prvi Put” (“The First Time”, published in 2008 by Kulturno-Prosvetna Zajednica, Kruševac, 2008); “Kad Svitac Odleti” (“When the Firefly is Gone”, in Serbian, English and Arabic, Filip Višnjić, Belgrade, 2010); “Svetski bol (“The pain of the world”, in English, Serbian and Arabic), and a novel entitled “Dečak iz Žute Kuće” (“The Boy from the Yellow House”). He is one of the authors of the book “Ljubavni recePat” (Kulturno

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