Miodrag Pavlović

Miodrag Pavlović ( born November 28, 1928 in Novi Sad, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, now Serbia) is a Serbian writer.

Life

Pavlović grew up in Belgrade and studied until 1954 at the University of Belgrade medicine. He worked as a doctor and from 1960 as a dramaturge at the Belgrade National Theatre. At the Belgrade publishing Prosveta he worked as a lecturer. He now lives in Belgrade and in Tuttlingen. Pavlović wrote mainly poetry. His translated into numerous languages ​​literary and essayistic work has won several awards. In the German -speaking world, he and his translator Peter Urban 2003 Prize for European Poetry of the city of Münster. Pavlović 2012 will be awarded the Petrarch Prize.

Writings in German translation

• The so-called dead, Vienna: Ed. Correspondence, 2013
• Misunderstandings, old and new, Leipzig: Leipziger literature Verl, 2011.
• Paradise sayings, Vienna: Ed. Correspondence, 2007
• The Bay of Aphrodite, Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, ​​2003
• Cosmologia profanata, Vienna: Ed. Correspondence, 2003
• Catchment in Cremona, Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, ​​2002
• Sacrifice and temple, Graz: Verl literature. Droschl, 1993
• The tradition of the darkness, Weissach im Tal: Alkyon -Verl, 1994.
• Poems, Aus d Serb. transl. v. Peter Urban, Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, ​​1968