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Ugresic, Dubravka 1949–

PERSONAL: Born March 27, 1949, in Kutina, Yugoslavia; emigrated from Croatia, 1993.

Education: Attended the University of Zagreb.

ADDRESSES: Home—Amsterdam, Netherlands.

CAREER: Writer, educator, essayist, short-story writer, and novelist. Institute for Literary Theory, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, former professor of Russian language and literature.

AWARDS, HONORS: Yugoslavian literary awards for Forsiranje romana-reke; Gjalski Award; Mesa Selimovic Award; NIN Award; Award of the City of Zagreb; European Essay Award; Heinrich Mann Award, Berlin Arts Academy; Charles Veillon European Prize; Austrian State Prize for European Literature; Dutch Resistance Prize; German SudWest Funk Prize; Premio Feronia-Citta di Fiano, Italy; Strega Award nomination, Italy.

WRITINGS:

Poza za prozu (stories; title means "Pose for Prose"), Centar drustvenih djelatnosti Saveza socijalisticke omladine Hrvatske (Zagreb, Yugoslavia), 1978.

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