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The disquieting novel How to Quiet a Vampire is a rumination on terror and intellect in the tradition of Joseph .

The disquieting novel How to Quiet a Vampire is a rumination on terror and intellect in the tradition of Joseph Heller and George Steiner. Published to acclaim in 1977. Northwestern University Press should be commended for its series Writings from an Unbound Europe, in which Pekic's novels and dozens of other first-rate works of fiction in translation from the former Communist countries of Eastern Europe have appeared and continue to appear. A brilliant and complex satire.

How to Quiet a Vampire, translated by Stephen M. Dickey and Bogdan Rakić, Evanston (IL): Northwestern . Olga Nedeljković, Do Supernatural Elements Exist in Borislav Pekić’s How to Quite a Vampire: The Poetics of a Magical Umbrella, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 35-49, 2001; (PDF). Dickey and Bogdan Rakić, Evanston (IL): Northwestern University Press, 2005, ISBN 0-8101-1720-7 and. ISBN 0-8101-1719-3 (cloth text). Borislav Pekic, How to Quiet a Vampire (An Excerpt), Translated by Stephen M. Dickey and Bogdan Rakić; (PDF). Jelena Milojković-Djurić, Voice from the Darkness: Borislav Pekić's The Years the Locusts Devoured, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 51-62, 2001; (PDF). in French) Nicolas Trifon.

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Pekic, Borislav, How to Quiet a Vampir: A Sotie (Writings from an Unbound Europe) . Dickey and Bogdan Rakić, Evanston (IL): Northwestern University Press, 2005, ISBN 0810117207 and ISBN 0810117193 (cloth . Does daily word count matter when writing? 11 answers. Dickey and Bogdan Rakić, Evanston (IL): Northwestern University Press, 2005, ISBN 0810117207 and ISBN 0810117193 (cloth text). Are the Haverfords black or white from the book To Kill A Mockingbird?

Pekic, Borislav, How to Quiet a Vampir: A Sotie (Writings from an Unbound Europe), translated by Stephen M. Dickey and .

by. Pekić, Borislav, 1930-1992; Dickey, Stephen M; Rakić, Bogdan.

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Writings from an Unbound Europe . BORISLAV PEKIC was born in 1930 in Podgorica, Yugoslavia.

Writings from an Unbound Europe S. Pagination. 456. Author Biography. Arrested in 1948 for terrorism, armed rebellion, and espionage after the theft of a few typewriters and mimeographs, Pakic spent five years In prison, where he began to write. Constant trouble with the authorities led him to emigrate to London in the early 1970s. His novels include The Houses of Belgrade (1994) and The Time of Miracles (1994), both published by Northwestern University Press. He died of cancer in 1992 in London.

How to Quiet a Vampire. Bogdan Rakic is a visiting associate professor of Slavic Literature at Indiana University. How to Quiet a Vampire is a study of terror and intellect in the tradition of Joseph Heller and George Steiner. He is currently working on Borislav Pekic's literary biography.